Universal low-temperature behavior of two-dimensional lattice scalar chromodynamics
arXiv:2001.07386 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.101.054503
Abstract
We study the role that global and local nonabelian symmetries play in two-dimensional lattice gauge theories with multicomponent scalar fields. We start from a maximally O()-symmetric multicomponent scalar model, Its symmetry is partially gauged to obtain an SU() gauge theory (scalar chromodynamics) with global U (for ) or Sp() symmetry (for ), where is the number of flavors. Correspondingly, the fields belong to the coset /SU() where is the -dimensional sphere and . In agreement with the Mermin-Wagner theorem, the system is always disordered at finite temperature and a critical behavior only develops in the zero-temperature limit. Its universal features are investigated by numerical finite-size scaling methods. The results show that the asymptotic low-temperature behavior belongs to the universality class of the 2D CP field theory for , and to that of the 2D Sp() field theory for . These universality classes correspond to 2D statistical field theories associated with symmetric spaces that are invariant under Sp() transformations for and under SU() for . These symmetry groups are the same invariance groups of scalar chromodynamics, apart from a U(1) flavor symmetry that is present for , which does not play any role in determining the asymptotic behavior of the model.
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