Borel summability of the loop vertex expansion in non-integer dimension

Let DD be real with 0D<20\leq D<2, and let AD,TˉA_{D,\bar{\mathcal{T}}} denote the DD-dimensional tree amplitude obtained by summing the Feynman amplitudes over graphs containing the tree-like structure Tˉ\bar{\mathcal{T}}. For sufficiently small coupling λ\lambda, Borel-summability conjecture.

TˉAD,Tˉ<\sum_{\bar{\mathcal{T}}}\left\lvert A_{D,\bar{\mathcal{T}}}\right\rvert<\infty

and the result is the Borel sum of the initial perturbative series. The authors motivate this conjecture by the known convergence of the loop vertex expansion for D=0D=0 and D=1D=1; the proposed range 0D<20\leq D<2 is the regime in which no ultraviolet divergences require renormalization.

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Vincent Rivasseau and Zhituo Wang, “How are Feynman graphs resumed by the Loop Vertex Expansion?”, arXiv:1006.4617 (2010).

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