For a scalar theory whose classical scale invariance is broken by quantum effects, we compute self-consistent bounce solutions and Green's functions. Deriving analytic expressions, we find that the latter are similar to the Green's functions in the archetypal thin-wall model for tunneling between quasi-degenerate vacua. The eigenmodes and eigenspectra are, however, very different. Large infrared effects from the modes of low angular momentum j = 0 and j = 1, which include the approximate dilatational modes for j = 0, are dealt with by a resummation of one loop effects. For a parametric example, this resummation is carried out numerically
We use a Green’s function approach in order to develop a method for calculating the tunneling rate b...
It is shown that, to the lowest order in $\hbar,$ the particle production related to the tunneling t...
We study quantum corrections to the scalar potential in classically scale invariant theories, using ...
For a scalar theory whose classical scale invariance is broken by quantum effects, we compute self-c...
For a scalar theory whose classical scale invariance is broken by quantum effects, we compute self-c...
For a scalar theory whose classical scale invariance is broken by quantum effects, we compute self-c...
With the Higgs mass now measured at the sub-percent level, the potential metastability of the electr...
With the Higgs mass now measured at the sub-percent level, the potential metastability of the electr...
With the Higgs mass now measured at the sub-percent level, the potential metastability of the electr...
We derive fermionic Green’s functions in the background of the Euclidean solitons describing false v...
We derive fermionic Green’s functions in the background of the Euclidean solitons describing false v...
We use a Green’s function approach in order to develop a method for calculating the tunneling rate b...
In the absence of gravity, one can prove that tunnelling instantons exhibit exactly one negative mod...
With the Higgs mass now measured at the sub-percent level, the potential metastability of the electr...
We use a Green’s function approach in order to develop a method for calculating the tunneling rate b...
We use a Green’s function approach in order to develop a method for calculating the tunneling rate b...
It is shown that, to the lowest order in $\hbar,$ the particle production related to the tunneling t...
We study quantum corrections to the scalar potential in classically scale invariant theories, using ...
For a scalar theory whose classical scale invariance is broken by quantum effects, we compute self-c...
For a scalar theory whose classical scale invariance is broken by quantum effects, we compute self-c...
For a scalar theory whose classical scale invariance is broken by quantum effects, we compute self-c...
With the Higgs mass now measured at the sub-percent level, the potential metastability of the electr...
With the Higgs mass now measured at the sub-percent level, the potential metastability of the electr...
With the Higgs mass now measured at the sub-percent level, the potential metastability of the electr...
We derive fermionic Green’s functions in the background of the Euclidean solitons describing false v...
We derive fermionic Green’s functions in the background of the Euclidean solitons describing false v...
We use a Green’s function approach in order to develop a method for calculating the tunneling rate b...
In the absence of gravity, one can prove that tunnelling instantons exhibit exactly one negative mod...
With the Higgs mass now measured at the sub-percent level, the potential metastability of the electr...
We use a Green’s function approach in order to develop a method for calculating the tunneling rate b...
We use a Green’s function approach in order to develop a method for calculating the tunneling rate b...
It is shown that, to the lowest order in $\hbar,$ the particle production related to the tunneling t...
We study quantum corrections to the scalar potential in classically scale invariant theories, using ...