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Finite System Size Correction to NLO Scattering in $\phi^4$ Theory

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arxiv 2203.01259 v2 pith:AG6XRBCC submitted 2022-03-02 hep-th hep-phnucl-th

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We compute $2\rightarrow2$ scattering in massive $\phi^4$ theory on $\mathbb R^{1,m}\times T^n$ to NLO. We perform the calculations using "denominator regularization" instead of the usual dimensional regularization, which allows for asymmetric configurations of the $T^n$. We give a transparent derivation of and equation for the analytic continuation of the generalized Epstein zeta function. We show that the Optical Theorem is satisfied and generalize a conjecture by Hardy on square counting functions. We comment on the implications.

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