2002
DOI: 10.1103/physrevd.65.074505
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Phase diagram for the anisotropic SU(2) adjoint Higgs model in 5D: Lattice evidence for layered structure

Abstract: We explore, by Monte Carlo and Mean Field methods, the five-dimensional SU(2) adjoint Higgs model. We allow for the possibility of different couplings along one direction, describing the so-called anisotropic model. This study is motivated by the possibility of the appearance of four-dimensional layered dynamics. Actually, our results lead to the conclusion that the establishment of a layered phase in four dimensions described by U(1) symmetry is possible, the extra dimension being confined due to the SU(2) ga… Show more

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“…The property would suggest that the critical point depends only on the ratio of the lattice spacing, namely the hierarchy of UV cutoff between fourth and fifth dimensions. We expect that the layered structure is valid in PHASE (II) [17,20,22] Finally, we obtain the phase diagram for the five-dimensional pure SU(3) lattice gauge theory on β 4 -β 5 plane. On the diagonal line (β 4 = β 5 ), there are only PHASE (I) and (IV), and the phase transition is the bulk one.…”
Section: Phase Structure Of the Anisotropic Lattice Extentmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…The property would suggest that the critical point depends only on the ratio of the lattice spacing, namely the hierarchy of UV cutoff between fourth and fifth dimensions. We expect that the layered structure is valid in PHASE (II) [17,20,22] Finally, we obtain the phase diagram for the five-dimensional pure SU(3) lattice gauge theory on β 4 -β 5 plane. On the diagonal line (β 4 = β 5 ), there are only PHASE (I) and (IV), and the phase transition is the bulk one.…”
Section: Phase Structure Of the Anisotropic Lattice Extentmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Another way to avoid the bulk phase transition is the introduction of the anisotropy into the lattice spacings [13]. There are several works on the anisotropic pure SU(2) lattice gauge theory [13]- [20]. The region, where the hysteresis disappears, exists in both large and small γ regions.…”
Section: Phase Structure Of the Isotropic Su(3) Lattice Gauge Theory ...mentioning
confidence: 99%