Unperturbation theory: reconstructing Lagrangians from instanton fluctuations

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2402.07165v1
• Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2024 11:22:22 GMT
• Title: Unperturbation theory: reconstructing Lagrangians from instanton fluctuations
• Authors: Farahmand Hasanov and Nikita Kolganov
• Abstract summary: We propose an inverse problem, namely, the reconstruction of the nonlinear action of the theory admitting instantons from a fluctuation operator with a known Green's function. For the wider but less simple class of shape-invariant operators, we derive the set of parameters leading to the new infinite families of analytic potentials.
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• Abstract: Instantons present a deep insight into non-perturbative effects both in physics and mathematics. While leading instanton effects can be calculated simply as an exponent of the instanton action, the calculation of subleading contributions usually requires the spectrum of fluctuation operator on the instanton background and its Green's function, explicit knowledge of which is rare and a great success. Thus, we propose an inverse problem, namely, the reconstruction of the nonlinear action of the theory admitting instantons from the given fluctuation operator with a known Green's function. We constructively build the solution for this problem and apply it to a wide class of exactly solvable Schr\"{o}dinger operators, called shape-invariant operators, and its simpler subclass, namely reflectionless P\"{o}schl-Teller operators. In the latter case, we found that for the most values of parameters the reconstructed potentials are naturally defined not on the real line, but on some special multisheet covering of the complex plane, and discuss its physical interpretation. For the wider but less simple class of shape-invariant operators, we derive the set of parameters leading to the new infinite families of analytic potentials.

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