An Approximate Large N Method for Lattice Chiral Models
Stuart Samuel
Abstract
An approximation is used that permits one to explicitly solve the two-point Schwinger-Dyson equations of the U(N) lattice chiral models. The approximate solution correctly predicts a phase transition for dimensions d greater than two. For d 2 , the system is in a single disordered phase with a mass gap. The method reproduces known N=∞ results well for d=1. For d=2, there is a moderate difference with N=∞ results only in the intermediate coupling constant region.
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