Topological susceptibility of or non-linear -model: is it divergent or not?
arXiv:2208.00185 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.107.014515
Abstract
The topological susceptibility of models is expected, based on perturbative computations, to develop a divergence in the limit , where these models reduce to the well-known non-linear -model. The divergence is due to the dominance of instantons of arbitrarily small size and its detection by numerical lattice simulations is notoriously difficult, because it is logarithmic in the lattice spacing. We approach the problem from a different perspective, studying the behavior of the model when the volume is fixed in dimensionless lattice units, where perturbative predictions are turned into more easily checkable behaviors. After testing this strategy for and , we apply it to , adopting at the same time a multicanonic algorithm to overcome the problem of rare topological fluctuations on asymptotically small lattices. Our final results fully confirm, by means of purely non-perturbative methods, the divergence of the topological susceptibility of the model.
arXiv commentv1: 20 pages, 26 eps figures; v2: 14 pages, 14 eps figures, revised text, conclusions unchanged, matches published version
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