mathematical-physics / Statistical mechanics; asymptotically free sigma models, mass gap
The Hasenfratz-Maggiore-Niedermayer exact mass gap for the two-dimensional O(4) lattice model
Theorem 1.1: for the periodic infinite-volume state, the gap of the full Osterwalder-Schrader transfer operator, including rotation-invariant sectors and measured in original lattice time steps, satisfies limβ→∞eπββ−1/2mlat(β)=32exp(π/4−1/2). The input companion gives cβe−πβ≤mlat≤Cβe−πβ and a positive full gap at every β>0. Not shown: the corresponding exact constant for O(3) or general O(n), a continuum O(4) theory, or any statement about nonperiodic Gibbs states.
Theorem 1.1: for the periodic infinite-volume state, the gap of the full Osterwalder-Schrader transfer operator, including rotation-invariant sectors and measured in original lattice time steps, satisfies limβ→∞eπββ−1/2mlat(β)=32exp(π/4−1/2). The input companion gives cβe−πβ≤mlat≤Cβe−πβ and a positive full g…
Theorem 1.1: for the periodic infinite-volume state, the gap of the full Osterwalder-Schrader transfer operator, including rotation-invariant sectors and measured in original lattice time steps, satisfies limβ→∞eπββ−1/2mlat(β)=32exp(π/4−1/2). The input companion gives cβe−πβ≤mlat≤Cβe−πβ and a positive full gap at every β>0. Not shown: the corresponding exact constant for O(3) or general O(n), a continuum O(4) theory, or any statement about nonperiodic Gibbs states.
Theorem 1.1: for the periodic infinite-volume state, the gap of the full Osterwalder-Schrader transfer operator, including rotation-invariant sectors and measured in original lattice time steps, satisfies limβ→∞eπββ−1/2mlat(β)=32exp(π/4−1/2). The input companion gives cβe−πβ≤mlat≤Cβe−πβ and a positive full gap at every β>0. Not shown: the corresponding exact constant for O(3) or general O(n), a continuum O(4) theory, or any statement about nonperiodic Gibbs states.