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Field Theory Simulations on a Fuzzy Sphere - an Alternative to the Lattice

Julieta Medina, Wolfgang Bietenholz, Frank Hofheinz +1

We explore a new way to simulate quantum field theory, without introducing a spatial lattice. As a pilot study we apply this method to the 3d λϕ^4 model. The regularisation consist…

hep-th2002

Matrix models on the fuzzy sphere

Brian P. Dolan, Denjoe O'Connor, Peter Presnajder

Field theory on a fuzzy noncommutative sphere can be considered as a particular matrix approximation of field theory on the standard commutative sphere. We investigate from this po…

cond-mat.stat-mech2002

Dimensional Crossover in the Non-Linear Sigma Model

Denjoe O'Connor, C. R. Stephens, J. A. Santiago

We consider dimensional crossover for an O(N) model on a d-dimensional layered geometry of thickness L, in the sigma-model limit, using ``environmentally friendly'' renormalization…

cond-mat.supr-con1997

Universal Scaling Properties of Superconductors in Magnetic Fields

Denjoe O'Connor, C. R. Stephens

Based on renormalization group arguments we establish that for a superconductor in the presence of a weak external magnetic field, , the dependence on and the deviation from…

hep-th1996

Finite-Temperature Renormalization Group Predictions: The Critical Temperature Exponents, and Amplitude Ratios

F. Freire, Denjoe O'Connor, C. R. Stephens +1

theory at finite temperature suffers from infrared divergences near the temperature at which the symmetry is restored. These divergences are handled using renormalization gr…

hep-th1994

Environmentally Friendly Renormalization in Finite-Temperature Field Theory

M. A. van Eijck, Denjoe O'Connor, C. R. Stephens

Contribution to the proceedings of the NATO workshop on the Electroweak Phase Transition and the Early Universe, Sintra, March 1994. To be published by Plenum Press.