Charged critical behavior and nonperturbative continuum limit of three-dimensional lattice SU() gauge Higgs models
arXiv:2409.03595 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.110.094504
Abstract
We consider the three-dimensional (3D) lattice SU() gauge Higgs theories with multicomponent () degenerate scalar fields and U() global symmetry, focusing on systems with , to identify critical behaviors that can be effectively described by the corresponding 3D SU() gauge Higgs field theory. The field-theoretical analysis of the RG flow allows one to identify a stable charged fixed point for large values of , that would control transitions characterized by the global symmetry-breaking pattern . Continuous transitions with the same symmetry-breaking pattern are observed in the SU(2) lattice gauge model for . Here we present a detailed finite-size scaling analysis of the Monte Carlo data for several large values of . The results are in substantial agreement with the field-theoretical predictions obtained in the large- limit. This provides evidence that the SU() gauge Higgs field theories provide the correct effective description of the 3D large- continuous transitions between the disordered and the Higgs phase, where the flavor symmetry breaks to . Therefore, at least for large enough , the 3D SU() gauge Higgs field theories with multicomponent scalar fields can be nonperturbatively defined by the continuum limit of lattice discretizatized models with the same local and global symmetries.
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