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math.PR2026

Deconfinement For Lattice Yang-Mills at Strong Coupling

Ron Nissim

We make rigorous the physics prediction that lattice Yang-Mills theories with gauge groups which have trivial centers do not satisfy Wilson's criterion for quark confinement. Speci…

math.PR2025

lattice Yang-Mills in the 't Hooft regime

Ron Nissim

We establish a mass gap, prove the existence of a unique infinite volume limit, and give a new proof of the large limit for lattice Yang-Mills theory in the 't…

math.PR2025

Dynamical approach to area law for lattice Yang-Mills

Sky Cao, Ron Nissim, Scott Sheffield

In this note, we observe that the dynamical approach to lattice Yang-Mills set forth in [SZZ23] may also be applied to prove Wilson's area law in the 't Hooft regime of parameters.…

math.PR2025

Expanded regimes of area law for lattice Yang-Mills theories

Sky Cao, Ron Nissim, Scott Sheffield

We extend the parameter regimes for which area law is proven for pure lattice Yang-Mills theories, in particular when is large. This improves on a classical res…

math.PR2025

Sharp estimates for large N Weingarten functions

Ron Nissim

Weingarten functions provide a tool for computing Haar measure matrix integrals of polynomials in the matrix entries. An important property of Weingarten functions, is their partic…

math.PR2024

On the Limit of the Tridiagonal Model for -Dyson Brownian Motion

Alan Edelman, Sungwoo Jeong, Ron Nissim

In previous work, a description of the result of applying the Householder tridiagonalization algorithm to a GE random matrix is provided by Edelman and Dumitriu. The resulting t…