Functional renormalization group in an external field: constant field versus constant order parameter
Julia von Rothkirch, Andreas Rückriegel, Peter Kopietz
Abstract
Renormalization group (RG) flows for systems subject to an external field can be derived either by fixing the field or by fixing the conjugate order parameter. We show how to implement these boundary conditions within the functional renormalization group approach. We derive and compare the corresponding flow equations for ϕ4 theory and show that some scaling variables and scaling exponents associated with the linearized flow of the relevant three-point vertex in the vicinity of the Ising fixed point depend on the boundary conditions. We also discuss the effect of elasticity on Ising criticality. In this case two of the fixed points (namely the renormalized Ising fixed point and the spherical fixed point) obtained for constant strain are shifted to physically inaccessible regimes of parameter space when we perform the RG at constant stress.
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