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Semiclassical analysis for Yang--Mills random connections on compact surfaces

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We introduce anisotropic Banach spaces of distributional 1-forms on compact surfaces designed to capture the fine regularity properties of Morse gauge-fixed Yang--Mills random connections. Using singular connections supported on unstable curves of a Morse gradient flow, we provide a new description of the moduli space of flat connections and of its canonical Atiyah--Bott--Goldman symplectic form. When the group is the special unitary group, we prove that in the zero-area limit, the Yang--Mills random connection converges, within these anisotropic spaces, to a random distributional 1-form whose law coincides with our Morse-theoretic representative of the Atiyah--Bott--Goldman measure. Our approach extends the works of Witten, Forman, Liu, and Sengupta by establishing the zero-area limit of the Yang--Mills measure at the level of random distributional connections, rather than only at the level of holonomies. This answers a question of Thierry L\'evy on the semiclassical limits of Yang--Mills random connections.

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Nguyen Viet Dang, Elias Nohra. 2026-07-21. Semiclassical analysis for Yang--Mills random connections on compact surfaces. https://arxiv.org/abs/2607.19037

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