Heisenberg-Euler effective Lagrangian is recast as a dispersion integral with the quantum dilogarithm as kernel, its imaginary part given directly by the dilogarithm and its real part involving the modular dual.
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X-ray spectroscopy of kaonic fluorine confirms bound-state QED predictions for transitions in fields 1.11 and 3.70 times the Schwinger limit.
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Heisenberg-Euler and the Quantum Dilogarithm
Heisenberg-Euler effective Lagrangian is recast as a dispersion integral with the quantum dilogarithm as kernel, its imaginary part given directly by the dilogarithm and its real part involving the modular dual.
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Bound-state QED test above the Schwinger limit with kaonic fluorine
X-ray spectroscopy of kaonic fluorine confirms bound-state QED predictions for transitions in fields 1.11 and 3.70 times the Schwinger limit.