Ergodic SO(3), monopole condensation and vortex free energy
Giuseppe Burgio, Marcel Fuhrmann, Werner Kerler, Michael Mueller-Preussker
Abstract
We study the continuum limit of adjoint SU(2) LGT by means of a suppression term for Z2 monopoles. High barriers for tunnelling among different twist sectors are overcome through parallel tempering. Monopole condensation is used to study the deconfinement transition and the properties of the confined phase. Ergodicity in summing over all twist sectors allows an unbiased measure of the 't Hooft vortices free energy. Its behaviour in the SO(3) confined phase hints at differences from what conjectured for semi-integer discretizations.
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