-dependence in the small- limit of models
arXiv:2009.14056 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.102.114519
Abstract
We present a systematic numerical study of -dependence around in the small- limit of models, aimed at clarifying the possible presence of a divergent topological susceptibility in the continuum limit. We follow a twofold strategy, based on one side on direct simulations for and on lattices with correlation lengths up to , and on the other side on the small- extrapolation of results obtained for up to . Based on that, we provide conclusive evidence for a finite topological susceptibility at , with a continuum estimate . On the other hand, results obtained for are still inconclusive: they are consistent with a logarithmically divergent continuum extrapolation, but do not yet exclude a finite continuum value, , with the divergence taking place for slightly below 2 in this case. Finally, results obtained for the non-quadratic part of -dependence, in particular for the so-called coefficient, are consistent with a -dependence matching that of the Dilute Instanton Gas Approximation at the point where diverges.
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