The non-perturbative three-point vertex in massless quenched QED and perturbation theory constraints
A. Bashir, A. Kizilersu, M. R. Pennington
Abstract
Dong, Munczek and Roberts have shown how the full 3-point vertex that appears in the Schwinger-Dyson equation for the fermion propagator can be expressed in terms of a constrained function W1 in massless quenched QED. However, this analysis involved two key assumptions: that the fermion anomalous dimension vanishes in the Landau gauge and that the transverse vertex has a simplified dependence on momenta. Here we remove these assumptions and find the general form for a new constrained function U1 that ensures the multiplicative renormalizability of the fermion propagator non-perturbatively. We then study the restriction imposed on U1 by recent perturbative calculations of the vertex and compute its leading logarithmic expansion. Since U1 should reduce to this expansion in the weak coupling regime, this should serve as a guide to its non-perturbative construction. We comment on the perturbative realization of the constraints on U1.
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