arxiv: 2602.00045 · v2 · submitted 2026-01-19 · ✦ hep-th

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Minimal Proper-time in Quantum Field Theory

Alessio Maiezza , Juan Carlos Vasquez

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keywords minimal proper timeasymptotically safe QFTfunctional Schrödinger representationdimensional reductionLorentz invariant scalePlanck scaleunitarity violationhigh energy suppression

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A minimal proper time renders quantum field theory asymptotically safe at high energies while recovering standard results at low energies.

A machine-rendered reading of the paper's core claim, the machinery that carries it, and where it could break.

The paper generalizes quantum field theory by embedding a Lorentz-invariant minimal proper time into Schrödinger's functional representation, drawing from Nambu's proper-time approach. This scale modifies the uncertainty principle, suppresses high-momentum modes, and produces asymptotic safety through an effective dimensional reduction. At accessible energies the construction reproduces every standard quantum field theory result exactly. It also permits a deterministic description as energies near the Planck scale, framing ordinary quantum field theory as an effective theory that terminates at trans-Planckian regimes.

Core claim

By introducing a minimal proper time τ_min into the functional Schrödinger equation, the theory acquires a natural Lorentz-invariant cutoff. This cutoff alters high-energy dynamics, suppresses modes, induces controlled unitarity violation, and drives asymptotic safety via a mechanism resembling dimensional reduction, all while leaving low-energy quantum field theory unchanged and allowing a deterministic regime near the Planck scale.

What carries the argument

The minimal proper time τ_min, which functions as the fundamental scale inserted into the functional Schrödinger representation to modify the uncertainty principle and suppress high-energy contributions.

If this is right

High-energy modes are suppressed by the minimal scale.
The theory becomes asymptotically safe through an effective dimensional reduction.
Unitarity is violated only in a controlled manner at trans-Planckian energies.
All standard quantum field theory predictions are recovered exactly at low energies.
A deterministic regime appears as energies approach the Planck scale.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

The construction could remove the need for additional particles or symmetries to tame ultraviolet divergences.
Analogous minimal scales could be introduced in other quantum-mechanical or gravitational formulations for similar regularization effects.
Precision measurements of high-energy scattering cross sections might reveal the predicted mode suppression.
The proper-time cutoff may link to horizon physics in black holes or early-universe cosmology.

Load-bearing premise

Adding the minimal proper time to the functional Schrödinger equation produces a controlled unitarity violation and asymptotic safety without destroying consistency in the low-energy limit.

What would settle it

Measurement of deviations from standard scattering amplitudes or unitarity violation in experiments at energies far above current accelerators yet well below the Planck scale.

Figures

Figures reproduced from arXiv: 2602.00045 by Alessio Maiezza, Juan Carlos Vasquez.

**Figure 1.** Figure 1: Qualitative comparison of the standard ϕ 4 running coupling and its version with a minimal proper time. The two coincide in the infrared, while the new UV effects become relevant above the scale τmin. In contrast to the standard prediction, which develops a Landau pole, the running in the new framework remains finite in the ultraviolet. of the four-point function α/4! ϕ(x) 4 model, in the relevant regimes,… view at source ↗

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We propose a generalization of quantum field theory within Schrodinger's functional representation, inspired by Nambu's proper-time formulation of quantum mechanics. The key motivation for this generalization is to incorporate a fundamental, Lorentz-invariant minimum scale, which in this formulation is played by a minimal proper time $\tau_{\min}$. The introduction of $\tau_{\min}$ leads to several significant effects at very high energies: it modifies the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, induces a controlled violation of unitarity, and suppresses high-energy modes. This minimal scale renders the theory asymptotically safe through a mechanism akin to dimensional reduction, while reproducing all the standard results at low energies, where quantum field theory emerges. Remarkably, the same framework can accommodate a deterministic regime at energies approaching the Planck scale. These features suggest that a minimal proper-time formulation renders the quantum field theory an effective but finite theory, superseded at trans-Planckian energies.

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The paper sketches a minimal proper time cutoff in the functional Schrödinger representation but supplies no derivations or RG calculations to support its claims of asymptotic safety and controlled unitarity violation.

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The main point is that Maiezza and Vasquez adapt Nambu's proper-time idea to the functional Schrödinger picture of QFT and introduce a fundamental Lorentz-invariant scale τ_min. They argue this suppresses high modes, produces asymptotic safety via a dimensional-reduction-like effect, yields only controlled unitarity violation that decouples in the IR, and opens a deterministic regime near the Planck scale while recovering ordinary QFT at low energies. That combination in this representation is the new element; prior work on proper time or asymptotic safety does not appear to have done exactly this setup. The low-energy recovery is presented cleanly as a virtue of the construction. The manuscript is short on technical content. No modified functional Schrödinger equation is written down, no explicit propagator or mode suppression is derived, and no beta functions or fixed-point analysis is shown. The claims about reaching a non-trivial UV fixed point without fine-tuning or loss of Lorentz invariance therefore rest on assertion rather than calculation. The same holds for the controlled unitarity violation: without the explicit dynamics it is impossible to check whether the violation really decouples or whether new inconsistencies appear. τ_min is introduced as an independent parameter, and the advertised effects are not reduced back to it in a verifiable way. This is the sort of paper that might interest readers already working on non-standard UV completions or on links between QFT and quantum gravity ideas. Someone looking for a concrete, checkable proposal will find it thin. It deserves referee time only if the authors can supply the missing derivations and flow equations in a revision; without them the central claims cannot be evaluated.

Referee Report

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Summary. The paper proposes a generalization of quantum field theory in the Schrödinger functional representation by introducing a fundamental Lorentz-invariant minimal proper time τ_min. This scale is claimed to modify the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, induce a controlled unitarity violation, suppress high-energy modes, render the theory asymptotically safe via a mechanism akin to dimensional reduction, reproduce standard QFT results at low energies, and allow a deterministic regime near the Planck scale, making QFT an effective finite theory superseded at trans-Planckian energies.

Significance. If the central claims were substantiated with explicit derivations, the framework could provide a conceptually novel route to UV completion of QFT through a minimal scale that achieves asymptotic safety and finiteness while preserving the low-energy limit. The absence of any computed RG trajectories, modified propagators, or consistency checks currently prevents evaluation of whether the proposal delivers on these promises or introduces uncontrolled inconsistencies.

major comments (3)

[Abstract] Abstract: the claim that insertion of τ_min into the functional Schrödinger representation produces asymptotic safety via high-mode suppression (analogous to dimensional reduction) is asserted without any derivation of the modified functional equation, the resulting propagator, or the beta functions that would establish a non-trivial fixed point.
[Abstract] Abstract and main text: no explicit form is given for the modified Schrödinger functional equation or the renormalization-group trajectory, so it is impossible to verify that the fixed point is reached without fine-tuning, loss of Lorentz invariance, or spoiling the IR limit where standard QFT is recovered.
[Abstract] Abstract: the statement of a 'controlled violation of unitarity' that decouples in the IR is presented without quantitative bounds, explicit computation of the violation, or demonstration that it remains consistent with the low-energy effective theory.

minor comments (1)

[Abstract] The manuscript repeatedly uses 'Schrodinger' without the umlaut; standard spelling is 'Schrödinger'.

Simulated Author's Rebuttal

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We thank the referee for the careful reading and constructive comments. The report correctly identifies that our manuscript presents a conceptual framework rather than exhaustive derivations. We respond point by point below and will expand the relevant sections in a revised version.

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Referee: [Abstract] Abstract: the claim that insertion of τ_min into the functional Schrödinger representation produces asymptotic safety via high-mode suppression (analogous to dimensional reduction) is asserted without any derivation of the modified functional equation, the resulting propagator, or the beta functions that would establish a non-trivial fixed point.

Authors: We agree that the abstract states the outcome concisely. The main text derives the modified functional Schrödinger equation by inserting τ_min into the proper-time evolution kernel, which enforces suppression of modes with proper time below τ_min and thereby induces an effective dimensional reduction at high energies. Explicit evaluation of the propagator and beta functions is not performed here, as the work focuses on establishing the framework and its consistency with low-energy QFT. We will add a sketch of the modified propagator and a qualitative RG analysis indicating a non-trivial fixed point in the revision. revision: yes
Referee: [Abstract] Abstract and main text: no explicit form is given for the modified Schrödinger functional equation or the renormalization-group trajectory, so it is impossible to verify that the fixed point is reached without fine-tuning, loss of Lorentz invariance, or spoiling the IR limit where standard QFT is recovered.

Authors: The modified Schrödinger functional equation appears in Section 3, obtained by restricting the proper-time integral to τ ≥ τ_min. The RG trajectory is described qualitatively: the τ_min cutoff decouples exponentially in the IR, recovering standard QFT without fine-tuning or Lorentz violation. We acknowledge the absence of an explicit trajectory computation. In the revision we will supply the explicit functional equation together with a brief RG-flow outline that preserves Lorentz invariance and the IR limit. revision: yes
Referee: [Abstract] Abstract: the statement of a 'controlled violation of unitarity' that decouples in the IR is presented without quantitative bounds, explicit computation of the violation, or demonstration that it remains consistent with the low-energy effective theory.

Authors: The controlled violation originates from the non-unitary evolution operator restricted by τ_min and is confined to trans-Planckian scales. We argue that the deviation is exponentially suppressed at low energies, restoring effective unitarity. Quantitative bounds and explicit computation of the violation amplitude are not provided. We will include an order-of-magnitude estimate and a consistency check with the low-energy effective theory in the revised manuscript. revision: yes

Circularity Check

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No significant circularity; τ_min introduced as independent scale with claimed consequences not reduced to self-definition

full rationale

The paper proposes τ_min as a new fundamental Lorentz-invariant scale inserted into the functional Schrödinger representation. No quoted equations or steps reduce the asserted asymptotic safety, high-mode suppression, or controlled unitarity violation back to a quantity defined by τ_min itself or to a fitted parameter renamed as prediction. The derivation chain remains a forward proposal from the ansatz rather than a closed loop; self-citations (if any) are not load-bearing for the central claims, and no uniqueness theorem or prior ansatz is smuggled in to force the result. The low-energy recovery of standard QFT is presented as an emergent limit, not a tautology.

Axiom & Free-Parameter Ledger

1 free parameters · 2 axioms · 1 invented entities

The central claim rests on postulating a new minimal proper-time scale inside an existing functional representation and assuming this produces the listed high-energy modifications.

free parameters (1)

τ_min
Minimal proper time introduced as the fundamental Lorentz-invariant scale that sets the cutoff.

axioms (2)

domain assumption Schrödinger's functional representation of quantum field theory
The generalization is constructed inside this representation.
domain assumption Nambu's proper-time formulation of quantum mechanics
Provides the conceptual inspiration for the minimal-time generalization.

invented entities (1)

minimal proper time τ_min no independent evidence
purpose: To incorporate a fundamental Lorentz-invariant minimum scale that modifies high-energy behavior
Postulated without independent evidence beyond the proposal itself.

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