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تسجيل مستخدم جديد3-loop gauge coupling for hot gauge theories
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York Schroder
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This talk offers a brief review of the determination of coupling constants in the framework of dimensionally reduced effective field theories for thermal QCD, specializing on its gluonic sector. Interestingly, higher-order operators that go beyond the usual super-renormalizable truncation of the effective theory need to be considered when matching parameters at three loops.
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