First-principle simulations of 1+1d quantum field theories at and spin-chains
arXiv:2007.06323 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.125.201602
Abstract
We present a lattice study of a 2-flavor gauge-Higgs model quantum field theory with a topological term at . Such studies are prohibitively costly in the standard lattice formulation due to the sign-problem. Using a novel discretization of the model, along with an exact lattice dualization, we overcome the sign-problem and reliably simulate such systems. Our work provides the first ab initio demonstration that the model is in the spin-chain universality class, and demonstrates the power of the new approach to gauge theories.
7 pages, 3 figures
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