Electromagnetic fluxes, monopoles, and the order of the 4d compact U(1) phase transition
Michele Vettorazzo, Philippe de Forcrand
Abstract
We consider the 4d compact U(1) gauge theory with extended action S=-beta sumP cos thetaP -gamma sumP cos 2 thetaP We give a full characterization of the phase diagram of this model using the notion of flux. The relation with the usual monopole picture is discussed. In analogy with the XY model we consider the helicity modulus Jose:1977gm for this theory, and show that it is an order parameter. Analyzing the finite-size effects of the helicity modulus we conclude that the transition is first-order. The value of this order parameter is related to the renormalized coupling betaR. We measure betacR at the transition point and give a counterexample to its conjectured universal value Cardy:jg.
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