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Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques Based on 1707.03431 and 1810.xxxxx In collaboration with T. Azeyanagi and F. Ferrari Critical Phenomena in
Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo Institut des Hautes ´ Etudes Scientifiques Based on 1707.03431 and 1810.xxxxx In collaboration with T. Azeyanagi and F. Ferrari Critical Phenomena in Statistical Mechanics and Quantum Field Theory Princeton Center for Theoretical Science - October 5, 2018
Reverse engineering black holes Desirable features of a black hole model A) Macroscopic space-time description [Schwarzschild - 1916; Kerr - 1963; . . . ] Definition of the horizon [ Finkelstein - 1958; . . . ] Description of the interior [ Kruskal - 1960; Penrose, Hawking - 1965, 1970; . . . ] Entropy S = A / 4 G N [ Bekenstein - 1972; Bardeen, Carter, Hawking - 1973; . . . ] Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
Reverse engineering black holes Desirable features of a black hole model A) Macroscopic space-time description [Schwarzschild - 1916; Kerr - 1963; . . . ] Definition of the horizon [ Finkelstein - 1958; . . . ] Description of the interior [ Kruskal - 1960; Penrose, Hawking - 1965, 1970; . . . ] Entropy S = A / 4 G N [ Bekenstein - 1972; Bardeen, Carter, Hawking - 1973; . . . ] B) Consequences of the existence of the horizon Loss of time-reversal invariance Chaotic dynamics Unitarity problems / Information loss paradox Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
Reverse engineering black holes Desirable features of a black hole model A) Macroscopic space-time description [Schwarzschild - 1916; Kerr - 1963; . . . ] Definition of the horizon [ Finkelstein - 1958; . . . ] Description of the interior [ Kruskal - 1960; Penrose, Hawking - 1965, 1970; . . . ] Entropy S = A / 4 G N [ Bekenstein - 1972; Bardeen, Carter, Hawking - 1973; . . . ] B) Consequences of the existence of the horizon Loss of time-reversal invariance Chaotic dynamics Unitarity problems / Information loss paradox Can we study black holes starting from (B) and getting to (A) through holography? Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
Guiding principles Existence of parameter N Loss of time-reversal invariance / Unitarity problems � � Thermodynamical irreversibility (limit N → ∞ ) Chaotic dynamics F β ( t ) ∼ � ˆ O (0) ˆ O ( t ) ˆ O (0) ˆ O ( t ) � β, con . ∝ e λ L t Lyapunov exponent saturates bound for black holes λ L ≤ 2 π [ Maldacena, Shenker, Stanford - 2015 ] β Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
SYK model [ Sachdev, Ye - 1993; Kitaev - 2015 ] N Majorana fermions ψ 1 , . . . , ψ N in 0 + 1 dim. with Hamiltonian � H = J ijkl ψ i ψ j ψ k ψ l i < j < k < l Quenched disorder � σ 2 ( J ijkl ) ∝ J 2 � · � ≡ dJ ijkl p ( J ijkl ) � · � J ijkl with Some nice features Approximate conformal symmetry in IR = ⇒ NAdS 2 /NCFT 1 Analytical treatment for N → ∞ Explicit numerics for small N ( |H| = 2 N / 2 ) Saturates bound for λ L Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
SYK model [ Sachdev, Ye - 1993; Kitaev - 2015 ] N Majorana fermions ψ 1 , . . . , ψ N in 0 + 1 dim. with Hamiltonian � H = J ijkl ψ i ψ j ψ k ψ l i < j < k < l Quenched disorder � σ 2 ( J ijkl ) ∝ J 2 � · � ≡ dJ ijkl p ( J ijkl ) � · � J ijkl with Some nice features Approximate conformal symmetry in IR = ⇒ NAdS 2 /NCFT 1 Analytical treatment for N → ∞ Explicit numerics for small N ( |H| = 2 N / 2 ) Saturates bound for λ L Not a proper Quantum Field Theory :-( Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
Vector and matrix models: an overview Large D vector models Large N matrix models X a Field content φ µ with µ = 1 , . . . , D b with a , b = 1 , . . . , N U ( N ) 2 or U ( N ) Symmetry O ( D ) φ 2 � k for k = 1 , . . . Tr( XX † XX † · · · ) , . . . � � Interactions D V − P + ϕ = D 1 − ℓ N V − P + f = N 2 − 2 g Diag. scaling cacti diagrams Leading planar diagrams (auxiliary tree-level) cond. mat. ph., CFT, nucl. ph., QCD, Applications higher spin gravity string theory Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
New large N limit [ Ferrari - 2017; Ferrari, Rivasseau, Valette - 2017 ] O ( d ) × U ( n ) 2 model for a vector of complex matrices � � X µ 1 X † µ 2 · · · X µ 2 s − 1 X † Interaction vertices are V B = Tr µ 2 s � � 1 X µ X † � � + � Usual scaling S = nd 2 Tr B t B V B ( X µ ) µ Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
New large N limit [ Ferrari - 2017; Ferrari, Rivasseau, Valette - 2017 ] O ( d ) × U ( n ) 2 model for a vector of complex matrices � � X µ 1 X † µ 2 · · · X µ 2 s − 1 X † Interaction vertices are V B = Tr µ 2 s � � 1 X µ X † � � + � Usual scaling S = nd 2 Tr B t B V B ( X µ ) µ Enhance ’t Hooft coupling t B for V B as t B = λ B d E ( B ) with E ( B ) ≥ 0 In the n → ∞ limit � n 2 − 2 g F g F = g ≥ 0 In the d → ∞ limit ( g fixed) � d 1+ g − k / 2 F g , k F g = k ≥ 0 Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
Quartic models for fermionic matrices Fermionic matrices in 0 + 1 dimensions = 1 � � ( ψ † µ ) a b = ( ψ b µ a ) † ψ a µ b , ( ψ † ν ) c nd δ µν δ a d δ c with d b Desired features U ( n ) × O ( d ) invariance Single trace Hamiltonian � � ψ † Quadratic mass term m Tr µ ψ µ Quartic interactions + n � � � � ψ µ ψ † ν ψ µ ψ † ψ † ν ψ µ ψ † Tr = − Tr ν ψ µ , etc. ν d (Combinations ψ µ ψ µ and ψ † µ ψ † µ are suppressed) Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
Inequivalent interactions Crossing interactions = ⇒ E ( B ) = 1 / 2 λ Tr( ψ † µ ψ ν ψ † µ ψ ν ) λ ′ Tr( ψ † µ ψ † ν ψ µ ψ ν ) ξ Tr( ψ † µ ψ ν ψ µ ψ ν ) ξ ∗ Tr( ψ µ ψ † ν ψ † µ ψ † ν ) Non-crossing interactions = ⇒ E ( B ) = 0 κ Tr( ψ † µ ψ µ ψ † ν ψ ν ) κ ′ Tr( ψ µ ψ † µ ψ ν ψ † κ Tr( ψ † µ ψ µ ψ ν ψ † κ ∗ Tr( ψ µ ψ † µ ψ † ν ) ˜ ν ) ˜ ν ψ ν ) Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
Diagramatics Leading order diagrams are generated by melonic moves λ ′ λ ′ λ ′ λ ′ λ λ ξ ∗ ξ ∗ ξ ∗ ξ ∗ ξ ξ ξ ξ κ ∗ κ κ, ˜ ˜ κ ′ κ ∗ ˜ κ, ˜ Mixed structures ( λ, ξ ), . . . are avoided if we require � Tr( ψ µ ψ µ ) � = � Tr( ψ † µ ψ † µ ) � = 0 Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
Melon trees Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
Two basic models Charge preserving model with symmetry O ( d ) × U ( n ) 2 √ � � m ψ † µ ψ µ + 1 d ψ µ ψ † ν ψ µ ψ † H Q = nd Tr 2 λ ν λ ′ Tr( ψ † µ ψ † ν ψ µ ψ ν ) interaction renormalizes λ �→ λ + 2 λ ′ Charge violating model with symmetry O ( d ) × U ( n ) √ � � �� m ψ † µ ψ µ + 1 ξψ † µ ψ ν ψ µ ψ ν + ξ ∗ ψ † µ ψ † ν ψ † H � Q = nd Tr d µ ψ ν 2 , , . . . Melonic-dominated models = ⇒ Physics similar to SYK Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
Disordered model formulation µ b has d × n 2 fermionic degrees of freedom ψ a � � Hilbert space is 2 dn 2 dimensional :-( Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
Disordered model formulation µ b has d × n 2 fermionic degrees of freedom ψ a � � Hilbert space is 2 dn 2 dimensional :-( � � χ i , χ † = δ i Equivalent disordered models with N Dirac fermions j j i χ i + λ ij H Q = m χ † ˜ N 3 / 2 χ † i χ † kl j χ k χ l ξ i i χ j χ k χ l + ξ ijk i χ i + jkl H � Q = m χ † ˜ N 3 / 2 χ † N 3 / 2 χ † i χ † j χ † k χ l l Hilbert space is 2 N dimensional :-) WARNING: Equivalence is partial and only to leading large N (= n 2 d ) order! Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
Procedure Euclidean two-point function � � �� ψ µ ( t ) ψ † G ( t ) = Tr T µ β Fermionic perturbation theory m ≫ λ = ⇒ Exp. around decoupled fermionic oscillators T ≫ λ = ⇒ Non-standard (SYK-like) perturbation theory � G 0 ( t ) = e m ( β − t ) 1 2 sign ( t ) m → 0 , then T → 0 e m β + 1 = e − mt Θ( t ) T → 0 , then m → 0 Feynman diagram structure = ⇒ Schwinger-Dyson equations = + + · · · Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
Schwinger-Dyson equations Expanding G ( t ) in Matsubara-Fourier modes G ( t ) = 1 ω k = 2 π � G k e − i ω k t k ∈ Z + 1 , β k with 2 β k The Schwinger-Dyson equations are � = λ 2 G ( t ) 2 G ( − t ) Σ Q ( t ) G − 1 = m − i ω k +Σ k G ( t ) 2 + 3 G ( − t ) 2 � k = − 1 4 | ξ | 2 G ( t ) � Σ � Q ( t ) Now Define S eff with Schwinger-Dyson equations as saddle-points Relate its on-shell value to the free energy F = − 1 β log Tr e − β H Fidel I. Schaposnik Massolo - IHES Phase Diagrams for Melonic Tensor / Disordered Models
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