Compact U(1) Gauge Theory on Lattices with Trivial Homotopy Group
arXiv:hep-lat/9407005 · doi:10.1016/0550-3213(94)90100-7
Abstract
We study the pure gauge model on a lattice manifold with trivial fundamental homotopy group, homotopically equivalent to an . Monopole loops may fluctuate freely on that lattice without restrictions due to the boundary conditions. For the original Wilson action on the hypertorus there is an established two-state signal in energy distribution functions which disappears for the new geometry. Our finite size scaling analysis suggests stringent upper bounds on possible discontinuities in the plaquette action. However, no consistent asymptotic finite size scaling behaviour is observed.
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