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Please teach me this:
It seem to me that the classical Lagrangian is only ''the tip of the iceberg'' of full quantum Lagrangian which has some ''counterterms'' having ''classical parameters'' zero.With this ''counterterms'' of full Lagrangian,the vacuum expectation value of field(s) is nonzero,then the spontaneous symmetry breaking happens.So with the same classical Lagrangian,we have different theories,some of them have hidden symmetry breaking but some of them have not.By the way:Why the symmetry breaking does not affect the UV divergences?
Thank you very much in advanced.
It seem to me that the classical Lagrangian is only ''the tip of the iceberg'' of full quantum Lagrangian which has some ''counterterms'' having ''classical parameters'' zero.With this ''counterterms'' of full Lagrangian,the vacuum expectation value of field(s) is nonzero,then the spontaneous symmetry breaking happens.So with the same classical Lagrangian,we have different theories,some of them have hidden symmetry breaking but some of them have not.By the way:Why the symmetry breaking does not affect the UV divergences?
Thank you very much in advanced.