Schwinger–Dyson equations

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The Schwinger–Dyson equations are a set of integral equations in quantum field theory that relate correlation functions and encode the full dynamics of a quantum field.

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instanceOf equations of motion
integral equations
system of equations
alsoKnownAs Schwinger–Dyson equations
surface form: Dyson–Schwinger equations
appliesTo gauge theories
interacting quantum field theories
non-perturbative quantum field theory
quantum chromodynamics
quantum electrodynamics
assumes existence of a well-defined path integral measure
canBeWrittenAs hierarchy of coupled integral equations
centralConceptIn continuum functional methods
non-perturbative quantum field theory
derivedFrom functional integral identity
invariance of the path integral under field shifts
path integral formalism
encodes full dynamics of a quantum field
expressedInTermsOf effective action
generating functional of connected Green's functions
field quantum field theory
forms infinite tower of equations
generalizes Heisenberg operator formulation of quantum mechanics
surface form: Heisenberg equations of motion

classical Euler–Lagrange equations
historicalDevelopment formulated in mid-20th century
mathematicalType functional differential equations
nonlinear integral equations
namedAfter Freeman Dyson
Julian Schwinger
relatedTo Bethe–Salpeter equation
Slavnov–Taylor identities
Ward–Takahashi identities
relates Green's functions
n-point correlation functions
propagators
vertex functions
requires renormalization for ultraviolet divergences
truncation schemes for practical calculations
usedFor calculation of hadron properties
dynamical chiral symmetry breaking
non-perturbative studies of confinement
resummation of Feynman diagrams
study of fermion mass generation
study of gluon and ghost propagators
study of running coupling in QCD
usedIn continuum QCD approaches
lattice gauge theory analyses
validIn Euclidean space formulation
Minkowski space-time
surface form: Minkowski space formulation

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Julian Schwinger notableFor Schwinger–Dyson equations
Julian Schwinger notableConcept Schwinger–Dyson equations
Bethe–Salpeter equation relatedTo Schwinger–Dyson equations
this entity surface form: Dyson–Schwinger equations
Schwinger–Dyson equations alsoKnownAs Schwinger–Dyson equations
this entity surface form: Dyson–Schwinger equations
Lippmann–Schwinger equation relatedTo Schwinger–Dyson equations
this entity surface form: Dyson equation