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On the effective action for scalars in a general manifold to any loop order

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arxiv 2207.02050 v2 pith:6UUPM7FB submitted 2022-07-05 hep-th hep-ph

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Functional methods and a derivative expansion are employed for laying out a procedure to compute the effective action to any loop order, for scalar fields parametrising an arbitrary Riemannian manifold, while maintaining explicit field-space covariance. In this process, the geometric generalization of the LSZ reduction formula is presented. These results are of use in the characterization of effective field theories for electroweak symmetry breaking and extend a geometric perspective in field space beyond one loop.

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