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Fermion fields on a lattice are easier to renormalize then Boson fields because the former do not have an infinite range of possible values. This becomes particularly transparent in a hierarchical model since the interaction stays strictly local in renormalizing such a model. The model considered here is obtained by dividing a square lattice into blocks, blocks of blocks and so forth at each level or scale. The blocks at the ℓ-th level will contain 22ℓ lattice sites. The ‘kinetic part’ of the action is then given by \(\langle \overline \psi ,C^{ - 1} \psi \rangle\)where C is the hierarchical covariance.
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Dorlas, T.C. (1986). Renormalization of a hierarchical fermion model in two dimensions. In: Dorlas, T.C., Hugenholtz, N.M., Winnink, M. (eds) Statistical Mechanics and Field Theory: Mathematical Aspects. Lecture Notes in Physics, vol 257. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-16777-3_86
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