analytic regularization
analytic regularization
[‚an·əl′id·ik ‚reg·yə·lə·rə′zā·shən] (quantum mechanics)
A method of extracting a finite piece from an infinite result in quantum field theory, based on analytically continuing the propagators that appear in typically divergent integrals.
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