The 2-dimensional non-linear sigma-model on a random latice
B. Alles, M. Beccaria
Abstract
The O(n) non-linear σ-model is simulated on 2-dimensional regular and random lattices. We use two different levels of randomness in the construction of the random lattices and give a detailed explanation of the geometry of such lattices. In the simulations, we calculate the mass gap for n=3, 4 and 8, analysing the asymptotic scaling of the data and computing the ratio of Lambda parameters Λ random/Λ regular. These ratios are in agreement with previous semi-analytical calculations. We also numerically calculate the topological susceptibility by using the cooling method.
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