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Does the weak coupling limit of the Burden-Tjiang deconstruction of the massless quenched QED3 vertex agree with perturbation theory?

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arxiv hep-th/0010210 v1 pith:LHOMK6UG submitted 2000-10-24 hep-th hep-ph

Does the weak coupling limit of the Burden-Tjiang deconstruction of the massless quenched QED3 vertex agree with perturbation theory?

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keywords vertexnon-perturbativealphacalculationfermion-bosonlimitmasslessorder
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We derive constraints on the non-perturbative 3-point fermion-boson transverse vertex in massless QED3 from its perturbative calculation to order $\alpha$. We also check the transversality condition to two loops and evaluate the fermion propagator to the same order. We compare a conjecture of the non-perturbative vertex by Burden and Tjiang against our results and comment on its draw backs. Our calculation calls for the need to construct a non-perturbative form for the fermion-boson vertex which agrees with its perturbative limit to ${\cal O}(\alpha)$.

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