Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Lattice
Scientific paper
1995-11-29
Nucl.Phys. B477 (1996) 465-488
Physics
High Energy Physics
High Energy Physics - Lattice
33 pages, self unpacking uuencoded PostScript file, including all the figures. Paper also available at http://www.physik.fu-be
Scientific paper
10.1016/0550-3213(96)00372-0
We use Monte Carlo simulations to study pure 2D Euclidean quantum gravity with $R^2$-interaction on spherical topologies, employing Regge's formulation. We attempt to measure the string susceptibility exponent $\gamma_{\rm str}$ by using a finite-size scaling Ansatz in the expectation value of $R^2$, as has been done in a previous study by Bock and Vink ( hep-lat/9406018 ). By considerably extending the range and statistics of their study we find that this Ansatz is plagued by large systematic errors. The $R^2$ specific string susceptibility exponent $\GS'$ is found to agree with theoretical predictions, but its determination also is subject to large systematic errors and the presence of finite-size scaling corrections. To circumvent this obstacle we suggest a new scaling Ansatz which in principle should be able to predict both, $\GS$ and $\GS'$. First results indicate that this requires large system sizes to reduce the uncertainties in the finite-size scaling Ans\"atze. Nevertheless, our investigation shows that within the achievable accuracy the numerical estimates are still compatible with analytic predictions, contrary to the recent claim by Bock and Vink.
Holm Christian
Janke Wolfhard
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