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Scaling and Luescher Term in a non-Abelian (2+1)d SU(2) Quantum Link Model
arXiv
Authors: Paul Ludwig, Timo Jakobs, Carsten Urbach
Year
2026
Paper ID
15588
Status
Preprint
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We investigate a non-Abelian SU(2) quantum link model in 2+1 dimensions on a hexagonal lattice using tensor network methods. We determine the static quark potential for a wide range of bare coupling values and find that the theory is confining. We also probe the existence of a Luescher term and find a clear signal, however, the value of the dimensionless constant γ strongly deviates from the expected universal value -π/24 for almost all values of the coupling g2 we investigated. The width of the strings scales logarithmically with the string length again for all g2-values, providing evidence for a rough string, with no indication for a roughening transition.
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