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Exact Scheme Independence

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Scheme independence of exact renormalization group equations, including independence of the choice of cutoff function, is shown to follow from general field redefinitions, which remains an inherent redundancy in quantum field theories. Renormalization group equations and their solutions are amenable to a simple formulation which is manifestly covariant under such a symmetry group. Notably, the kernel of the exact equations which controls the integration of modes acts as a field connection along the flow.

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2026 2

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Towards gauge independence in asymptotically safe quantum gravity

hep-th · 2026-07-07 · conditional · novelty 6.0

In an essential proper-time scheme, gauge dependence of the flow for Newton's constant cancels order-by-order once redundant off-shell terms are absorbed by field redefinitions, leaving a gauge-independent non-Gaussian fixed point.

On Cosmological Correlators with Boundary Contributions

gr-qc · 2026-06-04 · unverdicted · novelty 6.0

The paper derives a correspondence between boundary terms and field redefinitions for cosmological correlators and classifies non-vanishing boundary contributions in massive-exchange diagrams under dS isometries and broken boosts.

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  • Towards gauge independence in asymptotically safe quantum gravity hep-th · 2026-07-07 · conditional · none · ref 51 · internal anchor

    In an essential proper-time scheme, gauge dependence of the flow for Newton's constant cancels order-by-order once redundant off-shell terms are absorbed by field redefinitions, leaving a gauge-independent non-Gaussian fixed point.

  • On Cosmological Correlators with Boundary Contributions gr-qc · 2026-06-04 · unverdicted · none · ref 88 · internal anchor

    The paper derives a correspondence between boundary terms and field redefinitions for cosmological correlators and classifies non-vanishing boundary contributions in massive-exchange diagrams under dS isometries and broken boosts.