A non-trivial UV fixed point for the scalar matter form factor exists in asymptotically safe quantum gravity, with a discrete spectrum of critical exponents and infrared locality restored.
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RG-inspired lattice models for piecewise GLMs provide explicit interpretable partitions and a replica-analysis-derived scaling law for regularization that allows increasing complexity without expected rise in generalization loss.
FRG in the LPA' approximation identifies the Aharony fixed point for strong dipolar magnets and yields critical exponents numerically close to but distinct from the O(3) Heisenberg class.
Derives beta functions for couplings in interacting bosonic and fermionic fields on curved spacetimes via local potential approximation and proves local existence and uniqueness of the resulting flow equations.
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Scaling Solutions of Matter Form Factors in Asymptotically Safe Quantum Gravity
A non-trivial UV fixed point for the scalar matter form factor exists in asymptotically safe quantum gravity, with a discrete spectrum of critical exponents and infrared locality restored.
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A renormalization-group inspired lattice-based framework for piecewise generalized linear models
RG-inspired lattice models for piecewise GLMs provide explicit interpretable partitions and a replica-analysis-derived scaling law for regularization that allows increasing complexity without expected rise in generalization loss.
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Critical behavior of isotropic systems with strong dipole-dipole interaction from the functional renormalization group
FRG in the LPA' approximation identifies the Aharony fixed point for strong dipolar magnets and yields critical exponents numerically close to but distinct from the O(3) Heisenberg class.
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A perturbative approach to the Wetterich equation for Bosonic and Fermionic interacting fields
Derives beta functions for couplings in interacting bosonic and fermionic fields on curved spacetimes via local potential approximation and proves local existence and uniqueness of the resulting flow equations.