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Regulator dependence and isospin breaking
Sebastian Konig
EMMI RRTF Workshop:
“The systematic treatment of the Coulomb interaction in few-body systems”
GSI, Darmstadt
May 30, 2016
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 1
Motivation: counterterm controversy
Should there be a new counterterm at NLO!
Yes! Vanasse et al., PRC 89 (2014) 064003 No! Kirscher+Gazit, PLB 755 (2016) 253
100 1000 10000
7.2
7.6
8
8.4
8.8
9.2
9.6
10
Λ (MeV)
EB(M
eV)
LO
NLO part. resum.
NLO fully. pert.
exp. EB(3He)
exp. EB(3H)
7.55
7.6
7.65
7.7
7.75
800 Λ rit.
∼ 1230 1600 1800 2000 2200 2400
B(3
H
e
)
[
M
e
V
℄
Λ [MeV℄
exp
LO
NLO
LO, DΛ∗
NLO, DΛ∗
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 2
Motivation: counterterm controversy
Should there be a new counterterm at NLO!
Yes! Vanasse et al., PRC 89 (2014) 064003 No! Kirscher+Gazit, PLB 755 (2016) 253
100 1000 10000
7.2
7.6
8
8.4
8.8
9.2
9.6
10
Λ (MeV)
EB(M
eV)
LO
NLO part. resum.
NLO fully. pert.
exp. EB(3He)
exp. EB(3H)
7.55
7.6
7.65
7.7
7.75
800 Λ rit.
∼ 1230 1600 1800 2000 2200 2400
B(3
H
e
)
[
M
e
V
℄
Λ [MeV℄
exp
LO
NLO
LO, DΛ∗
NLO, DΛ∗
Vanasse et al.
momentum-space formalism
sharp cutoff (non-local)
can take Λ arbitrarily large
Kirscher and Gazit
configuration-space (R)RGM
Gaussian regulators (local)
limited cutoff range
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 2
Motivation: counterterm controversy
Should there be a new counterterm at NLO!
Yes! Vanasse et al., PRC 89 (2014) 064003 No! Kirscher+Gazit, PLB 755 (2016) 253
100 1000 10000
7.2
7.6
8
8.4
8.8
9.2
9.6
10
Λ (MeV)
EB(M
eV)
LO
NLO part. resum.
NLO fully. pert.
exp. EB(3He)
exp. EB(3H)
7.55
7.6
7.65
7.7
7.75
800 Λ rit.
∼ 1230 1600 1800 2000 2200 2400
B(3
H
e
)
[
M
e
V
℄
Λ [MeV℄
exp
LO
NLO
LO, DΛ∗
NLO, DΛ∗
Vanasse et al.
momentum-space formalism
sharp cutoff (non-local)
can take Λ arbitrarily large
Kirscher and Gazit
configuration-space (R)RGM
Gaussian regulators (local)
limited cutoff range
power counting ↔ regulators?Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 2
Coulomb corrections for nuclei
How much Coulomb should we really iterate?
Coulomb regimes
trinucleon binding momentum ∼ 80 MeV . . .
→ should Coulomb not be a small perturbative correction?
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 3
Nonperturbative vs. perturbative and helium
= + + + ×
(
+ +)
+ ×
(
+)
+ ×
(
+)
= + + ×
(
+)
+ ×
(
+ +)
+ ×
(
+)
= + + ×
(
+)
+ ×
(
+)
iterate O(α) diagrams. . .
get 3He pole directly
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 4
Nonperturbative vs. perturbative and helium
= + + + ×
(
+ +)
+ ×
(
+)
+ ×
(
+)
= + + ×
(
+)
+ ×
(
+ +)
+ ×
(
+)
= + + ×
(
+)
+ ×
(
+)
iterate O(α) diagrams. . .
get 3He pole directly
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 4
Nonperturbative vs. perturbative and helium
= + + + ×
(
+ +)
+ ×
(
+)
+ ×
(
+)
= + + ×
(
+)
+ ×
(
+ +)
+ ×
(
+)
= + + ×
(
+)
+ ×
(
+)
iterate O(α) diagrams. . .
get 3He pole directly
= + +
= + +
SK, Grießhammer, Hammer, J. Phys. G 42 045101 (2015)
use trinucleon wavefunctions
fully perturbative in α!
∆E : −
∆E = 〈ψ|VC |ψ〉
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 4
Coulomb bubble divergence
an additional diagram is logarithmically divergent. . .
. . . but this divergence comes from the photon-bubblesubdiagram!
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 5
Coulomb bubble divergence
an additional diagram is logarithmically divergent. . .
. . . but this divergence comes from the photon-bubblesubdiagram!
StrategySK, Grießhammer, Hammer, van Kolck, JPG 43 055106 (2016), 1508.05085 [nucl-th]
1 isolate divergence:
2 take the leading-order 1S0 in the unitarity limit!
a1S0= −23.7 ≈ ∞ 1/a1S0
≈ 0
3 include divergent diagram together with finite a1S0
+ = finite
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 5
A new expansion
Take the leading-order singlet channel in the unitarity limit!
at = −23.4 ≈ ∞ !
σt = σ(0)t + σ
(1)t
σ(0)t − 2Λ/π = 0
i∆(0)t (p0,p)
−i
σt + y2t I0(p0,p)
→ −i√
p2
4 −MNp0 − iε
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 6
A new expansion
Take the leading-order singlet channel in the unitarity limit!
at = −23.4 ≈ ∞ !
σt = σ(0)t + σ
(1)t
σ(0)t − 2Λ/π = 0
NLO corrections
scattering length: σ(1)t ∼ −1/at
effective range: c(1)t =
MNr0t
2
∼ −iσ(1)t(,pp) ∼ −ic
(1)t
i∆(1)t
(p0, p) = i∆(0)t
(p0, p) ×
[
−iσ(1)t
− ic(1)t
(
p0 −
p2
4MN
) ]
× i∆(0)t
(p0, p)
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 6
A new expansion
Take the leading-order singlet channel in the unitarity limit!
at = −23.4 ≈ ∞ !
σt = σ(0)t + σ
(1)t
σ(0)t − 2Λ/π = 0
NLO corrections
scattering length: σ(1)t ∼ −1/at
effective range: c(1)t =
MNr0t
2
∼ −iσ(1)t(,pp) ∼ −ic
(1)t
i∆(1)t
(p0, p) = i∆(0)t
(p0, p) ×
[
−iσ(1)t
− ic(1)t
(
p0 −
p2
4MN
) ]
× i∆(0)t
(p0, p)
new 1S0 LO is isospin-symmetric and parameter-free
allows matching between perturbative and non-perturbative Coulomb regimes
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 6
Divergence dissection
Vanasse, Egolf, Kerin, SK, Springer, PRC 89 064003 (2014)
Look at structure of p-d three-body force:
H(α)0,1 (Λ) = h
(α)I (Λ) + h(α)
κ (Λ)
h(α)I (Λ) = −3π(1 + s2
0)
16
{
1
12(rp–p − rt)Λ
[
1 − · · ·]
+ various terms ∼ log Λ, all ∝ (rp–p − rt) or ∝ (γp–p − γt)
}
/ sin2 (· · · )
h(α)κ = −
√3κπ(1 + s2
0)
48
{
various terms ∼ log Λ
that do not vanish in the isospin limit + Ψ(Λ)}
/ sin2 (· · · )
,
pieces associated with rp–p 6= rt and αρd, αrt
these have been relagated to a higher order in the new scheme!SK, Grießhammer, Hammer, van Kolck, JPG 43 055106 (2016), 1508.05085 [nucl-th]
but an otherwise remaining log-divergence is absent!Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 7
Regulator dependence: overview
power counting ↔ regulators?
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 8
Regulator dependence: overview
power counting ↔ regulators?
similar issues in chiral EFT!
PNM
Tews et al. 1507.05561 [nucl-th]
non-local, MS
local, CSpionless EFT can study this
question in a clean scenario
without other complications!
chiral EFT with Weinberg counting does not absorb all cutoffdependence in counterterms
pionless EFT formulated with RG invariance
different schemes can still give different runnings for LECs
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 8
Pionless two- and three-body regularization
Momentum-space overview
typically used in pionless EFT with dibaryons:dim. reg. (PDS) in two-body sector, cutoff in three-body equation
∆(p) ∼ 1
−1/a︸ ︷︷ ︸=σ−µ
+√
p2
4 −MNp0 − iε, T (E; k, p) = K(E; k, p) +
∫ Λ
0
dq2K(E; k, q)D(E; q)T (E; q, p)
as long as everything converges, this should not matterBedaque et al., NPA 676 357 (2000)
to check this: use cutoff regulator for two-body system,keep finite-Λ corrections
Vanasse, Coulomb RRTF Part I (Jan. 2016)
Faddeev calculations use Gaussian regulator functions for two-and three-body sector
Platter et al., PRA 70 052101 (2004), PLB 607 254 (2005), . . .
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 9
Three-body force with two-body cutoff regulator
Λ* = 36.8 MeVstandardH
0,0(Λ
)
−7.5
−5
−2.5
0
2.5
5
7.5
Λ (MeV)100 1000 10
410
510
6
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 10
Three-body force with two-body cutoff regulator
Λ* = 36.8 MeVΛ* = 26.5 MeV
standardfinite-Λ 2-body
H0,0(Λ
)
−7.5
−5
−2.5
0
2.5
5
7.5
Λ (MeV)100 1000 10
410
510
6
∆(p0,p) ∼ 1
−γ +√
p2
4 −MNp0 − iε− 2π
√p2
4 −MNp0 − iε arctan
(√p2
4 −MNp0 − iε/Λ
)
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 10
Three-body force with Gaussian regulators
plot from H. Deleon, Jan. 2016
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 11
nd doublet phase shift with two-body cutoff regulator
n-d doublet S-wave
Λ = 140 MeVΛ = 180 MeVΛ = 220 MeVΛ = 300 MeVΛ = 400 MeVΛ = 1600 MeV
Re
δ(k)
(deg
)
−80
−60
−40
−20
0
k (MeV)0 20 40 60 80 100
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 12
nd doublet phase shift with two-body cutoff regulator
n-d doublet S-wave
Λ = 140 MeVΛ = 180 MeVΛ = 220 MeVΛ = 300 MeVΛ = 400 MeVΛ = 1600 MeV
Re
δ(k)
(deg
)
−80
−60
−40
−20
0
k (MeV)0 20 40 60 80 100
∆(p0,p) ∼ 1
−γ +√
p2
4 −MNp0 − iε− 2π
√p2
4 −MNp0 − iε arctan
(√p2
4 −MNp0 − iε/Λ
)
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 12
Divergence dissection
Vanasse, Egolf, Kerin, SK, Springer, PRC 89 064003 (2014)
Look at structure of p-d three-body force:
H(α)0,1 (Λ) = h
(α)I (Λ) + h(α)
κ (Λ)
h(α)I (Λ) = −3π(1 + s2
0)
16
{
1
12(rp–p − rt)Λ
[
1 − · · ·]
+ various terms ∼ log Λ, all ∝ (rp–p − rt) or ∝ (γp–p − γt)
}
/ sin2 (· · · )
h(α)κ = −
√3κπ(1 + s2
0)
48
{
various terms ∼ log Λ
that do not vanish in the isospin limit + Ψ(Λ)}
/ sin2 (· · · )
,
pieces associated with rp–p 6= rt and αρd, αrt
these have been relagated to a higher order in the new scheme!SK, Grießhammer, Hammer, van Kolck, JPG 43 055106 (2016), 1508.05085 [nucl-th]
but an otherwise remaining log-divergence is absent!Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 13
NLO divergence contributions
exp. 3He
exp. 3H
rp-p ≠ rt
EB (
MeV
)
7
8
9
10
11
12
Λ (MeV)1000 10
4
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 14
NLO divergence contributions
exp. 3He
exp. 3H
rp-p ≠ rt
rp-p = rt
EB (
MeV
)
7
8
9
10
11
12
Λ (MeV)1000 10
4
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 14
NLO divergence contributions
exp. 3He
exp. 3H
rp-p ≠ rt
rp-p = rt
rp-p = rt, no dibaryon-photon coupling
EB (
MeV
)
7
8
9
10
11
12
Λ (MeV)1000 10
4
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 14
NLO divergence contributions
exp. 3He
exp. 3H
rp-p ≠ rt
rp-p = rt
rp-p = rt, no dibaryon-photon coupling
EB (
MeV
)
7
8
9
10
11
12
Λ (MeV)1000 10
410
5
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 14
NLO divergence from isospin breaking (no Coulomb)
fit three-nucleon force with isospin-symmetric 1S0 dibaryon
use this in calculation with separate n-n channel
exp. 3H
rn-n = rt
rn-n ≠ rt
EB (
MeV
)
8
9
10
11
12
Λ (MeV)1000 10
4
Regulator dependence and isospin breaking – p. 15