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Main Authors: Anegawa, Takanori, Iizuka, Norihiro, Kabat, Daniel
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Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.05981
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author Anegawa, Takanori
Iizuka, Norihiro
Kabat, Daniel
author_facet Anegawa, Takanori
Iizuka, Norihiro
Kabat, Daniel
contents We consider the thermal behavior of a large number of matrix degrees of freedom in the planar limit. We work in $0+1$ dimensions, with $D$ matrices, and use $1/D$ as an expansion parameter. This can be thought of as a non-commutative large-$D$ vector model, with two independent quartic couplings for the two different orderings of the matrices. We compute a thermal two-point correlator to ${\cal O}(1/D)$ and find that the degeneracy present at large $D$ is lifted, with energy levels split by an amount $\sim 1/\sqrt{D}$. This implies a timescale for thermal dissipation $\sim \sqrt{D}$. At high temperatures dissipation is predominantly due to one of the two quartic couplings.
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spellingShingle Dissipation in the $1/D$ expansion for planar matrix models
Anegawa, Takanori
Iizuka, Norihiro
Kabat, Daniel
High Energy Physics - Theory
We consider the thermal behavior of a large number of matrix degrees of freedom in the planar limit. We work in $0+1$ dimensions, with $D$ matrices, and use $1/D$ as an expansion parameter. This can be thought of as a non-commutative large-$D$ vector model, with two independent quartic couplings for the two different orderings of the matrices. We compute a thermal two-point correlator to ${\cal O}(1/D)$ and find that the degeneracy present at large $D$ is lifted, with energy levels split by an amount $\sim 1/\sqrt{D}$. This implies a timescale for thermal dissipation $\sim \sqrt{D}$. At high temperatures dissipation is predominantly due to one of the two quartic couplings.
title Dissipation in the $1/D$ expansion for planar matrix models
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.05981