A perturbative Ricci-flow formulation in gravity yields a renormalization scheme for Newton's constant that exhibits a non-Gaussian fixed point at two-loop order.
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Exact evolution equation for the effective potential
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We derive a new exact evolution equation for the scale dependence of an effective action. The corresponding equation for the effective potential permits a useful truncation. This allows one to deal with the infrared problems of theories with massless modes in less than four dimensions which are relevant for the high temperature phase transition in particle physics or the computation of critical exponents in statistical mechanics.
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The perturbative Ricci flow in gravity
A perturbative Ricci-flow formulation in gravity yields a renormalization scheme for Newton's constant that exhibits a non-Gaussian fixed point at two-loop order.