Dimensional Continuation of Gauge-Invariant Quantities in Yang-Mills Theory
Rajesh R. Parwani
Abstract
Consideration of some perturbatively calculated gauge-invariant expectation values of local noncomposite operators in pure Yang-Mills theory indicates that those expectation values which are not dimension specific, and which are well defined near D=4 dimensions, have some finite limit as the evaluated expression is naively extrapolated from D=4 to D=2. If this finite limit is a generic feature for such quantities it would not only be quite remarkable but also of some utility : For example, one may then use it as a convenient necessary condition when checking gauge invariance. Some examples are discussed at nonzero temperature.
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