First Results from Lattice Simulation of the PWMM

Greg van Anders; Simon Catterall

First Results from Lattice Simulation of the PWMM

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arxiv 1003.4952 v3 pith:JISGZ2OH submitted 2010-03-25 hep-th hep-lat

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We present results of lattice simulations of the Plane Wave Matrix Model (PWMM). The PWMM is a theory of supersymmetric quantum mechanics that has a well-defined canonical ensemble. We simulate this theory by applying rational hybrid Monte Carlo techniques to a naive lattice action. We examine the strong coupling behaviour of the model focussing on the deconfinement transition.

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