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The Schwinger Mass in the Massive Schwinger Model

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arxiv hep-ph/9507331 v1 pith:PJ33GAZC submitted 1995-07-18 hep-ph hep-th

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keywords schwingermassmodelcomputemassivecorrectionsderiveexact
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We derive a systematic procedure to compute Green functions for the massive Schwinger model via a perturbation expansion in the fermion mass. The known exact solution of the massless Schwinger model is used as a starting point. We compute the corrections to the Schwinger mass up to second order.

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  3. Applicability of kinetic theory in strongly coupled thermal quantum systems

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