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Regulating the $P^+ = 0$ Singularity

Gary McCartor

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I shall discuss the regulation of the $P^+ = 0$ singularity and give some examples. Regulating the singularity induces new operators into the theory. This process seems rather different for the case of ultraviolet singularities than for the case of infrared singularities.

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I shall discuss the regulation of the $P^+ = 0$ singularity and give some examples. Regulating the singularity induces new operators into the theory. This process seems rather different for the case of ultraviolet singularities than for the case of infrared singularities.

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I shall discuss the regulation of the $P^+ = 0$ singularity and give some examples. Regulating the singularity induces new operators into the theory. This process seems rather different for the case of ultraviolet singularities than for the case of infrared singularities.

Key concepts: Gravitational singularity, Singularity, Singularity theory, Infrared, Essential singularity, Process (computing), Ultraviolet, Mathematics

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