The massive Wilson Dirac operator's eta invariant equals the continuum Dirac index on flat tori at sufficiently small lattice spacing, via K-theory.
Axial anomaly and topological charge in lattice gauge theory with Overlap Dirac operator
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An explicit, detailed evaluation of the classical continuum limit of the axial anomaly/index density of the overlap Dirac operator is carried out in the infinite volume setting, and in a certain finite volume setting where the continuum limit involves an infinite volume limit. Our approach is based on a novel power series expansion of the overlap Dirac operator. The correct continuum expression is reproduced when the parameter $m_0$ is in the physical region $0<m_0<2$. This is established for a broad range of continuum gauge fields. An analogous result for the fermionic topological charge, given by the index of the overlap Dirac operator, is then established for a class of topologically non-trivial fields in the aforementioned finite volume setting. Problematic issues concerning the index in the infinite volume setting are also discussed.
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$\eta$ invariant of massive Wilson Dirac operator and the index
The massive Wilson Dirac operator's eta invariant equals the continuum Dirac index on flat tori at sufficiently small lattice spacing, via K-theory.