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Monopole scaling dimension using Monte Carlo

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arxiv 1808.08970 v1 pith:F26BZ75E submitted 2018-08-27 cond-mat.str-el cond-mat.stat-mechhep-lathep-th

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We present a viable Monte Carlo determination of the scaling dimensions $\Delta_Q$ of flux $Q$ Abelian monopoles through finite-size scaling analysis of the free energy to introduce the background field of classical Dirac monopole-antimonopole pair at critical points of three-dimensional lattice theories. We validate the method in free fermion theory, and by verifying the particle-vortex duality between the monopole scaling dimension at the inverse-XY fixed point and the charge scaling dimension at the XY fixed point. At the $O(2)$ Wilson-Fisher fixed point, we determine the critical exponents $\Delta_1= 0.13(2)$, $\Delta_2=0.29(1)$ and $\Delta_3=0.47(2)$, which we find to be proportional to the finite-size critical spectrum of monopoles on square torus.

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  1. Numerical determination of monopole scaling dimension in parity-invariant three-dimensional non-compact QED

    hep-lat 2019-08 conditional novelty 7.0 of 10

    Monte Carlo measurement gives monopole scaling dimension Delta(12)=3.24(24), consistent with large-N theory, and positive finite-N corrections for N=2,4 that disagree in sign with the leading 1/N expansion.

  2. A curious behavior of three-dimensional lattice Dirac operators coupled to monopole background

    hep-lat 2019-08 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    Overlap-Dirac fermions preserve the parity-doubling of the spectrum in a singular monopole background, while naive and Wilson-Dirac fermions break the degeneracy of the Q lowest modes even in the continuum limit.

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