In quantum field theory, the splitting of the Hamiltonian into a strong and
an electromagnetic part cannot be performed in a unique manner. We propose a
convention for disentangling these two effects: one matches the parameters of
two theories -- with and without electromagnetic interactions -- at a given
scale mu\_1, referred to as the matching scale. This procedure enables one to
analyze the separation of strong and electromagnetic contributions in a
transparent manner. We illustrate the method -- in the framework of the loop
expansion -- in a Yukawa model, as well as in the linear sigma model, where we
also investigate the corresponding low-energy effective theory.
%0 Journal Article
%1 Gasser2003Electromagnetic
%A Gasser, J.
%A Rusetsky, A.
%A Scimemi, I.
%D 2003
%J The European Physical Journal C
%K qed
%N 1
%P 97--114
%R 10.1140/epjc/s2003-01383-1
%T Electromagnetic corrections in hadronic processes
%U http://dx.doi.org/10.1140/epjc/s2003-01383-1
%V 32
%X In quantum field theory, the splitting of the Hamiltonian into a strong and
an electromagnetic part cannot be performed in a unique manner. We propose a
convention for disentangling these two effects: one matches the parameters of
two theories -- with and without electromagnetic interactions -- at a given
scale mu\_1, referred to as the matching scale. This procedure enables one to
analyze the separation of strong and electromagnetic contributions in a
transparent manner. We illustrate the method -- in the framework of the loop
expansion -- in a Yukawa model, as well as in the linear sigma model, where we
also investigate the corresponding low-energy effective theory.
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abstract = {{ In quantum field theory, the splitting of the Hamiltonian into a strong and
an electromagnetic part cannot be performed in a unique manner. We propose a
convention for disentangling these two effects: one matches the parameters of
two theories -- with and without electromagnetic interactions -- at a given
scale mu\_1, referred to as the matching scale. This procedure enables one to
analyze the separation of strong and electromagnetic contributions in a
transparent manner. We illustrate the method -- in the framework of the loop
expansion -- in a Yukawa model, as well as in the linear sigma model, where we
also investigate the corresponding low-energy effective theory.}},
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