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Towards the matrix model of M-theory on a lattice

@article{Janik2000TowardsTM,
  title={Towards the matrix model of M-theory on a lattice},
  author={Romuald A. Janik and J. Wosiek CEA-Saclay and Jagellonian University and Cracow},
  journal={arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory},
  year={2000}
}
The Wilson discretization of the dimensionally reduced supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory is constructed. This gives a lattice version of the matrix model of M-theory. An SU(2) model is studied numerically in the quenched approximation for D=4. The system shows canonical scaling in the continuum limit. A clear signal for a prototype of the "black hole to strings" phase transition is found. The pseudocritical temperature is determined and the temperature dependence of the total size of the system… 
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