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Wilson Loops in 2D Noncommutative Euclidean Gauge Theory: 1. Perturbative Expansion

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 22 Jun 2004

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The authors' main claim We show how the perturbative expansion emerges from a concise general formula and demonstrate its anomalous behavior at large parameter of noncommutativity for the simplest nonplanar diagram of genus 1.

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CitationA. Dubin, J. Ambjorn, Y. Makeenko. "Wilson Loops in 2D Noncommutative Euclidean Gauge Theory: 1. Perturbative Expansion." arXiv:hep-th/0406187 (2004). https://pith.science/paper/GHL53N42
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We calculate quantum averages of Wilson loops (holonomies) in gauge theories on the Euclidean noncommutative plane, using a path-integral representation of the star-product. We show how the perturbative expansion emerges from a concise general formula and demonstrate its anomalous behavior at large parameter of noncommutativity for the simplest nonplanar diagram of genus 1. We discuss various UV/IR regularizations of the two-dimensional noncommutative gauge theory in the axial gauge and, using the noncommutative loop equation, construct a consistent regularization.

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s2 We discuss various UV/IR regularizations of the two-dimensional noncommutative gauge theory in the axial gauge and, using the noncommutative loop equation, construct a consistent regularization. contribution 0.90 0.90 0.21 asserted 1.00

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We calculate quantum averages of Wilson loops (holonomies) in gauge theories on the Euclidean noncommutative plane, using a path-integral representation of the star-product. We show how the perturbative expansion emerges from a concise general formula and demonstrate its anomalous behavior at large parameter of noncommutativity for the simplest nonplanar diagram of genus 1. We discuss various UV/IR regularizations of the two-dimensional noncommutative gauge theory in the axial gauge and, using the noncommutative loop equation, construct a consistent regularization.

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