Scaling and critical phenomena on a Sierpiński carpet
In this talk, we investigate the order-disorder phase transition of the Ising model defined on a self-similar lattice with a fractal structure.
Specifically, we focus on the Sierpiński carpet with Hausdorff dimension log₃8 ≈ 1.8927, and perform a detailed numerical analysis using the finite-size scaling method and the higher-order tensor renormalization group (HOTRG) approach.
We fully reproduce the results of previous studies, confirming the existence of a continuous phase transition at finite temperature on this fractal lattice.
The critical exponents are discussed through finite-size scaling analysis by precisely evaluating the dependence on lattice size and temperature.
We also discuss the validity of the hyperscaling relation, assuming the fractal (Hausdorff) dimension as the effective spatial dimension, and examine its consistency with standard scaling laws.
Furthermore, to accurately compute spontaneous magnetization per site as the first derivative of the free energy with respect to an external field, we introduce automatic differentiation techniques, enabling efficient and precise numerical evaluation.
12:00~13:40
昼休み
(座長:田中豪太)
13:40~14:40
永田和広* (河本昇氏との共同研究)
Recent Developments of Link Formulation of Twisted SUSY on a Lattice
We report several recent developments of gauge covariant link formulation of twisted supersymmetry on a lattice.
In particular, based on a recent study arXiv:2412.19666 [hep-lat], we look into the super-covariant formulation of N=D=4
and N=4 D=5 twisted super Yang-Mills on a lattice.
and explicitly see how the exact SUSY invariance w.r.t. all the supercharges are realized on a lattice.
We also explain an underlying group and algebraic structure behind the link formulation.
Furthermore, based on another paper arXiv:2502.16410 [hep-th], we will mention a possible non(anti)commutative superspace formulation
which may accommodate the above mentioned group and algebraic structure of the link formulation.