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Formal mathematical definition of renormalization group flow
Classical field theories (Lagrangian variational principles) sometimes come in families. The families may be finite dimensional, or also infinite dimensional. One could even take the family to consist …
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Green's function for *GJMS* operator
I believe that the answer is Yes by way of the method of the parametrix. This equation is elliptic (the principal symbol is injective, being a power of the principal symbol of the Laplacian) so the pa …
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