The SU(2) Non-Linear Sigma-Model in 2+1 Dimensions: Perturbation Theory in a Polynomial Formulation
C. D. Fosco, T. Matsuyama
Abstract
We construct a perturbation theory for the SU(2) non-linear Sigma-model in 2+1 dimensions using a polynomial, first-order formulation, where the variables are a non-Abelian vector field Lmu (the left SU(2) current), and a non-Abelian pseudovector field θμ, which imposes the condition Fmu nu(L) = 0. The coordinates on the group do not appear in the Feynman rules, but their scattering amplitudes are easily related to those of the currents. We show that all the infinities affecting physical amplitudes at one-loop order can be cured by normal ordering, presenting the calculation of the full propagator as an example of an application.
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