Some Remarks About Induced QCD

Abstract

Migdal and Kazakov have suggested that lattice QCD with an adjoint representation scalar in the infinite coupling limit could induce QCD. I find an exact saddlepoint of this theory for infinite $N$ in the case of a quadratic scalar potential. I discuss some aspects of this solution and also show how the continuum D=1 matrix model with an arbitrary potential can be reproduced through this approach.

9 pages, PUPT-1335

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