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J. Budczies

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Howe Duality for an Induced Model of Lattice U(N) Yang-Mills Theory

We propose an approach that views U(N_c) Yang-Mills theory as the critical point of an induced gauge model on the lattice. Similar recent proposals based on the color-flavor transformation rely on taking the limit of an infinite number of infinitely heavy particles. In contrast, we couple a finite number N_b of auxiliary boson flavors to the gauge field and argue that Yang-Mills theory is induced when N_b exceeds N_c and the boson mass is lowered to a critical point. Using the notion of Howe duality we transform the induced gauge model to a dual formulation in terms of local gauge invariant variables. In the abelian case the Howe duality transform turns out to coincide with the standard one, taking weakly coupled U(1)_{d=4} to strongly coupled Z_{d=4} lattice gauge theory.

math-ph

(1+1)-dimensional Baryons from the SU(N) Color-Flavor Transformation

The color-flavor transformation, an identity that connects two integrals, each of which is over one of a dual pair of Lie groups acting in the fermionic Fock space, is extended to the case of the special unitary group. Using this extension, a toy model of lattice QCD is studied: N_f species of spinless fermions interacting with strongly coupled SU(N_c) lattice gauge fields in 1+1 dimensions. The color-flavor transformed theory is expressed in terms of gauge singlets, the meson fields, organized into sectors distinguished by the distribution of baryonic flux. A comprehensive analytical and numerical search is made for saddle-point configurations of the meson fields, with various topological charges, in the vacuum and single-baryon sectors. Two definitions of the static baryon on the square lattice, straight and zigzag, are investigated. The masses of the baryonic states are estimated using the saddle-point approximation for large N_c.

hep-lat

Color-Flavor Transformation for the Special Unitary Group and Application to Low Energy QCD

The color-flavor transformation for the unitary group (Zirnbauer 1996) is extended to the special unitary group. The resulting partition function is represented as sum over disconnected sectors characterized by a U(1)-charge. Application to low energy QCD on a lattice leads to a theory where the inverse number of colors appears as expansion parameter. We use a saddle point approximation to estimate the partition function both in the pure mesonic sector and in the case of a single baryon on a mesonic background.

hep-lat

Wave packet tunneling

The tunneling of Gaussian wave packets has been investigated by numerically solving the one-dimensional Schrödinger equation. The shape of wave packets interacting with a square barrier has been monitored for various values of the barrier width, height and initial width of the wave packet. Compared to the case of free propagation, the maximum of a tunneled wave packet exhibits a shift, which can be interpreted as an enhanced velocity during tunneling.

quant-ph