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Towards the solution of noncommutative YM2: Morita equivalence and large N-limit
Author(s) -
Luca Griguolo,
Domenico Seminara,
P. Valtancoli
Publication year - 2001
Publication title -
journal of high energy physics
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.998
H-Index - 261
eISSN - 1126-6708
pISSN - 1029-8479
DOI - 10.1088/1126-6708/2001/12/024
Subject(s) - morita equivalence , noncommutative geometry , torus , limit (mathematics) , mathematics , commutative property , pure mathematics , duality (order theory) , equivalence (formal languages) , mathematical physics , mathematical analysis , geometry
In this paper we shall investigate the possibility of solving U(1) theorieson the non-commutative (NC) plane for arbitrary values of $\theta$ byexploiting Morita equivalence. This duality maps the NC U(1) on the two-toruswith a rational parameter $\theta$ to the standard U(N) theory in the presenceof a 't Hooft flux, whose solution is completely known. Thus, assuming a smoothdependence on $\theta$, we are able to construct a series rational approximantsof the original theory, which is finally reached by taking the large $N-$limitat fixed 't Hooft flux. As we shall see, this procedure hides some subletitiessince the approach of $N$ to infinity is linked to the shrinking of thecommutative two-torus to zero-size. The volume of NC torus instead diverges andit provides a natural cut-off for some intermediate steps of our computation.In this limit, we shall compute both the partition function and the correlatorof two Wilson lines. A remarkable fact is that the configurations, providing afinite action in this limit, are in correspondence with the non-commutativesolitons (fluxons) found independently by Polychronakos and by Gross andNekrasov, through a direct computation on the plane.Comment: 21 pages, JHEP3 preprint tex-forma

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