Scaling in a toy model of gluodynamics at finite temperatures
V. K. Petrov
Abstract
In the limit of ξ aσ/aτ ∞ the gluodynamics without the magnetic part of action (SM 1/ξ) is considered as a self-contained model. The model is studied analytically in the continuum limit on an extremely large lattice (Nτ ∞ ). Scaling conditions for critical temperature and string tension are considered. The model shows trivial (g2 aτ) asymptotic freedom in the case of continuous gauge groups and nontrivial one (g2 1/ 1/aτ) for discrete groups.
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