Tensor-network DMRG simulations of SU(2) and small-SU(N) bosonic and supersymmetric matrix models give convergent ground states and entanglement measures, with costs that appear to grow polynomially with the number of matrices.
What lattice theorists can do for superstring/M-theory
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The gauge/gravity duality provides us with nonperturbative formulation of superstring/M-theory. Although inputs from gauge theory side are crucial for answering many deep questions associated with quantum gravitational aspects of superstring/M-theory, many of the important problems have evaded analytic approaches. For them, lattice gauge theory is the only hope at this moment. In this review I give a list of such problems, putting emphasis on problems within reach in a five-year span, including both Euclidean and real-time simulations.
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Simulating matrix models with tensor networks
Tensor-network DMRG simulations of SU(2) and small-SU(N) bosonic and supersymmetric matrix models give convergent ground states and entanglement measures, with costs that appear to grow polynomially with the number of matrices.