Evidence for a Critical Behavior in $4D$ Pure Compact QED
J. Jers\'ak, C.B. Lang, T. Neuhaus

TL;DR
This paper provides evidence of a second-order phase transition in four-dimensional pure compact QED, observed through lattice simulations near the deconfinement transition, indicating critical behavior in the theory.
Contribution
It demonstrates the existence of a critical point in 4D compact QED on spherical lattices, suggesting a second-order phase transition at the deconfinement phase boundary.
Findings
Evidence of critical, second-order behavior at the deconfinement transition.
Lattice regularization on spherical topologies reveals phase transition characteristics.
Supports the existence of a continuous phase transition in 4D compact QED.
Abstract
We present evidence about a critical behavior of compact QED (CQED) pure gauge theory. Regularizing the theory on lattices homotopic to a sphere, we present evidence for a critical, i.e. second order like behavior at the deconfinement phase transition for certain values of the coupling parameter .
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