From hermitian matrix model to lattice gauge theory
B. Rusakov
Abstract
I consider a lattice model of a gauge field interacting with matrix-valued scalars in D dimensions. The model includes an adjustable parameter , which plays role of the string tension. In the limit =∞ the model coincides with Kazakov-Migdal's ``induced QCD", where Wilson loops obey a zero area law. The limit =0, where Wilson loops W(C)=1 independently of the size of the loop, corresponds to the Hermitian matrix model. For D=2 and D=3 I show that the model obeys the same combinatorics as the standard LGT and therefore one may expect the area law behavior. In the strong coupling expansion such a behavior is demonstrated.
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