Abstract
Recently, Li and Pagels indicated that there might be nonanalytic corrections as bad as in the matrix elements. We study the nonanalytic corrections in a renormalized linear model in the one-loop approximation. Although we observe these corrections [of the form , , , in individual diagrams, they sum up to zero in the physically interesting amplitudes (pion and nucleon propagators, and scattering amplitudes). We conclude that the nonanalytic correction is of higher order and thus does not invalidate the low-energy results derived from a phenomenological Lagrangian for these amplitudes.
- Received 10 November 1972
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.7.2467
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