# Correlations and Binding in 4D Dynamical Triangulation

**Authors:** B.V. de Bakker, J. Smit

arXiv: hep-lat/9510041 · 2009-10-28

## TL;DR

This paper investigates correlation behaviors and binding energies in 4D dynamical triangulation models, revealing phase-dependent correlation decay and providing refined measurements of particle binding energies.

## Contribution

It offers new insights into correlation decay patterns and improved data on test particle binding energies in 4D dynamical triangulation.

## Key findings

- Curvature correlations decay as a fractional power in the elongated phase.
- Near the phase transition, the decay exponent approaches 4.
- Improved measurements of test particle binding energies.

## Abstract

We study correlations on the euclidean spacetimes generated in Monte Carlo simulations of the model. In the elongated phase, curvature correlations appear to fall off like a fractional power. Near the transition to the crumpled phase this power is consistent with 4. We also present improved data of our computations of the binding energy of test particles.

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