From 2d Droplets to 2d Yang-Mills
Arghya Chattopadhyay, Suvankar Dutta, Debangshu Mukherjee, Neetu

TL;DR
This paper establishes a deep connection between the dynamics of free Fermi droplets and the partition functions of 2d Yang-Mills theories, revealing a geometric interpretation of gauge theory states via droplet deformations.
Contribution
It introduces a novel mapping between droplet geometries and 2d Yang-Mills states, including q-deformed variants, and characterizes the Hilbert space structure of Fermi droplets in relation to gauge theories.
Findings
Correlation between droplet states and 2d Yang-Mills partition functions.
Exact mapping between Fermi droplet geometries and gauge theory states.
Identification of q-deformation effects with droplet geometry deformations.
Abstract
We establish a connection between time evolution of free Fermi droplets and partition function of \emph{generalised} \emph{q}-deformed Yang-Mills theories on Riemann surfaces. Classical phases of dimensional unitary matrix models can be characterised by free Fermi droplets in two dimensions. We quantise these droplets and find that the modes satisfy an abelian Kac-Moody algebra. The Hilbert spaces and associated with the upper and lower free Fermi surfaces of a droplet admit a Young diagram basis in which the phase space Hamiltonian is diagonal with eigenvalue, in the large limit, equal to the quadratic Casimir of . We establish an exact mapping between states in and geometries of droplets. In particular, coherent states in correspond to classical deformation of upper and lower Fermi surfaces. We prove…
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