Tests of the continuum limit for the SO(4) Principal Chiral Model and the prediction for Ł_
M. Hasenbusch, R. R. Horgan
Abstract
We investigate the continuum limit in SO(N) Principal Chiral Models concentrating in detail on the SO(4) model and its covering group SU(2)xSU(2). We compute the mass gap in terms of LambdaMS and compare with the prediction of Hollowood of m/Ł = 3.8716. We use the finite-size scaling method of Lüscher et al. to deduce m/Ł and find that for the SO(4) model the computed result of m/Ł 14 is in strong disagreement with theory but that a similar analysis of the SU(2)xSU(2) yields excellent agreement with theory. We conjecture that for SO(4) violations of the finite-size scaling assumption are severe forthe values of the correlation length, ξ, investigated and that our attempts to extrapolate the results to zero lattice spacing, although plausible, are erroneous. Conversely, the finite-size scaling violations in the SU(2)xSU(2) simulation are consistent with perturbation theory and the computed beta-function agrees well with the 3-loop approximation for couplings evaluated at scales L/a ξ, where ξ is measured in units of the lattice spacing, a. We conjecture that lattice vortex artifacts in the SO(4) model are responsible for delaying the onset of the continuum limit until much larger correlation lengths are achieved notwithstanding the apparent onset of scaling. Results for the mass spectrum for SO(N) m, N=8,10 are given whose comparison with theory gives plausible support to our ideas.
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