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Angel Sherletov

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Maximally supersymmetric Yang--Mills in three dimensions

We present the latest results from our ongoing lattice field theory investigations of maximally supersymmetric Yang--Mills theory in three space-time dimensions, focusing on its non-perturbative phase diagram. Exploiting a lattice formulation that preserves a subset of the supersymmetry algebra at non-zero lattice spacing, we study the 'spatial deconfinement' phase transition that holography relates to the transition between localized and homogeneous black branes in the dual quantum gravity. Fixing $N_L^2 \times 8$ lattice volumes and N=8 colors in the SU(N) gauge group, we consider four aspect ratios $\alpha = N_L / N_T \leq 4$ corresponding to $N_L = 16$, $20$, $24$ and $32$. The transition temperatures we determine are in good agreement with the low-temperature, large-N holographic expectation $T_c \propto \alpha^3$.

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Lattice Studies of 3D Maximally Supersymmetric Yang--Mills

We present ongoing investigations of maximally supersymmetric Yang--Mills ($Q = 16$ SYM) theory in three space-time dimensions. At low temperatures and large $N$ this theory is related to black branes in higher-dimensional quantum gravity. Building on previous work that focused on the homogeneous `D2' phase of the theory, we are now exploring phase transitions between this D2 phase and the localized `D0' phase.

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Investigations of supersymmetric Yang--Mills theories

We present new results from ongoing lattice investigations of supersymmetric Yang--Mills (SYM) theories in three and four space-time dimensions. First considering the maximally supersymmetric 3d theory with $Q = 16$ supercharges, we check that the fermion pfaffian is approximately real and positive, validating phase-quenched RHMC calculations. We then initiate lattice studies of running couplings and non-perturbative $β$ functions for $Q = 16$ SYM in both 3d and 4d, using a simple scheme based on Creutz ratios. Finally, we consider 3d SYM with $Q = 8$ supercharges, developing new software as a first step towards supersymmetric QCD.

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