Four-loop pressure of massless O(N) scalar field theory
A. Gynther, M. Laine, Y. Schroder, C. Torrero, A. Vuorinen
Abstract
Inspired by the corresponding problem in QCD, we determine the pressure of massless O(N) scalar field theory up to order g6 in the weak-coupling expansion, where g2 denotes the quartic coupling constant. This necessitates the computation of all 4-loop vacuum graphs at a finite temperature: by making use of methods developed by Arnold and Zhai at 3-loop level, we demonstrate that this task is manageable at least if one restricts to computing the logarithmic terms analytically, while handling the ``constant'' 4-loop contributions numerically. We also inspect the numerical convergence of the weak-coupling expansion after the inclusion of the new terms. Finally, we point out that while the present computation introduces strategies that should be helpful for the full 4-loop computation on the QCD-side, it also highlights the need to develop novel computational techniques, in order to be able to complete this formidable task in a systematic fashion.
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