Low-Energy Effective Theories of Quantum Link and Quantum Spin Models
B. Schlittgen, U. -J. Wiese
Abstract
Quantum spin and quantum link models provide an unconventional regularization of field theory in which classical fields arise via dimensional reduction of discrete variables. This D-theory regularization leads to the same continuum theories as the conventional approach. We show this by deriving the low-energy effective Lagrangians of D-theory models using coherent state path integral techniques. We illustrate our method for the (2+1)-d Heisenberg quantum spin model which is the D-theory regularization of the 2-d O(3) model. Similarly, we prove that in the continuum limit a (2+1)-d quantum spin model with SU(N)L× SU(N)R× U(1)L=R symmetry is equivalent to the 2-d principal chiral model. Finally, we show that (4+1)-d SU(N) quantum link models reduce to ordinary 4-d Yang-Mills theory.
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