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Renormalization of the Inverse Square Potential

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arxiv hep-th/0003014 v2 pith:AYBAVWTV submitted 2000-03-02 hep-th quant-ph

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keywords dimensionalinversepotentialquantum-mechanicalrenormalizationscatteringsquaretheory
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The quantum-mechanical D-dimensional inverse square potential is analyzed using field-theoretic renormalization techniques. A solution is presented for both the bound-state and scattering sectors of the theory using cutoff and dimensional regularization. In the renormalized version of the theory, there is a strong-coupling regime where quantum-mechanical breaking of scale symmetry takes place through dimensional transmutation, with the creation of a single bound state and of an energy-dependent s-wave scattering matrix element.

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