Phase strucutre of fuzzy field theories and multitrace matrix models
Juraj Tekel

TL;DR
This paper reviews the phase structure of fuzzy scalar field theories using matrix models, discussing saddle point methods, random matrix ensembles, and open challenges in understanding their behavior.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive review of the phase structure in fuzzy field theories and analyzes the effectiveness of matrix model approaches, highlighting open problems.
Findings
Saddle point approach details for single and multitrace matrix models
Strengths and weaknesses of random matrix ensemble explanations
Identification of key open problems in fuzzy field theory analysis
Abstract
We review the interplay of fuzzy field theories and matrix models, with an emphasis on the phase structure of fuzzy scalar field theories. We give a self-contained introduction to these topics and give the details concerning the saddle point approach for the usual single trace and multitrace matrix models. We then review the attempts to explain the phase structure of the fuzzy field theory using a corresponding random matrix ensemble, showing the strength and weaknesses of this approach. We conclude with a list of challenges one needs to overcome and the most interesting open problems one can try to solve.
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TopicsTheoretical and Computational Physics
