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Main Authors: Berkowitz, Evan, Buesing, Seth, Chen, Shi, Cherman, Aleksey, Sen, Srimoyee
Format: Preprint
Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.00502
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author Berkowitz, Evan
Buesing, Seth
Chen, Shi
Cherman, Aleksey
Sen, Srimoyee
author_facet Berkowitz, Evan
Buesing, Seth
Chen, Shi
Cherman, Aleksey
Sen, Srimoyee
contents The BKT transition in low-dimensional systems with a $U(1)$ global symmetry separates a gapless conformal phase from a trivially gapped, disordered phase, and is driven by vortex proliferation. Recent developments in modified Villain discretizations provide a class of lattice models which have a $\mathbb{Z}_W$ global symmetry that counts vortices mod W, mixed 't Hooft anomalies, and persistent order even at finite lattice spacing. While there is no fully-disordered phase (except in the original BKT limit $W=1$) there is still a phase boundary which separates gapped ordered phases from gapless phases. I'll describe a numerical Monte Carlo exploration of these phenomena.
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spellingShingle Generalized BKT Transitions and Persistent Order on the Lattice
Berkowitz, Evan
Buesing, Seth
Chen, Shi
Cherman, Aleksey
Sen, Srimoyee
High Energy Physics - Lattice
The BKT transition in low-dimensional systems with a $U(1)$ global symmetry separates a gapless conformal phase from a trivially gapped, disordered phase, and is driven by vortex proliferation. Recent developments in modified Villain discretizations provide a class of lattice models which have a $\mathbb{Z}_W$ global symmetry that counts vortices mod W, mixed 't Hooft anomalies, and persistent order even at finite lattice spacing. While there is no fully-disordered phase (except in the original BKT limit $W=1$) there is still a phase boundary which separates gapped ordered phases from gapless phases. I'll describe a numerical Monte Carlo exploration of these phenomena.
title Generalized BKT Transitions and Persistent Order on the Lattice
topic High Energy Physics - Lattice
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.00502