Chinese Physics C > 1995, Vol. 19 > Issue(S4): 397-404

Finite-Temperature Thermodynamic Potential of Two-loop QED and the Overlapping Divergences in Arbitrary Gauge

Institute of Panicle Physics, Huazhong Normal University, Wuhan, Hubei, China

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Dimensional regularization at finite temperature is applied to calculate accurately the thermodynamic potential of two-loop QED and the overlapping divergences in arbitrary gauge. The calculation indicates that the overlapping divergences cancel each other and the result is gauge-independent.
- two-loop thermodynamic potential,
- overlapping divergence,
- gauge-independent
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Hou Defu and Li Jiarong. Finite-Temperature Thermodynamic Potential of Two-loop QED and the Overlapping Divergences in Arbitrary Gauge[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1995, 19(S4): 397-404.

Hou Defu and Li Jiarong. Finite-Temperature Thermodynamic Potential of Two-loop QED and the Overlapping Divergences in Arbitrary Gauge[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1995, 19(S4): 397-404. shu

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Received: 1994-11-21

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Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.

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Finite-Temperature Thermodynamic Potential of Two-loop QED and the Overlapping Divergences in Arbitrary Gauge

Hou Defu
Li Jiarong

Institute of Panicle Physics, Huazhong Normal University, Wuhan, Hubei, China

Received Date:1994-11-21

Fund Project:Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.

Abstract:Dimensional regularization at finite temperature is applied to calculate accurately the thermodynamic potential of two-loop QED and the overlapping divergences in arbitrary gauge. The calculation indicates that the overlapping divergences cancel each other and the result is gauge-independent.