Presents a path integral derivation of trace formulas in quantum models, suggesting theoretical connections.
A bstract By applying the new supersymmetric localization principle introduced in [5, 6], we present two complementary approaches for the path integral derivation of the ‘non-chiral’ trace formula for a semisimple compact Lie group G , which generalizes the so-called Frenkel trace formula. Corresponding physical systems for each picture are the quantum mechanical sigma model on G and the gauged sigma model on G × G , and the approaches closely follow the spirit of the Eskin trace formula [5] and the Selberg trace formula [6] respectively. These methods provide a natural conceptual bridge between two seemingly independent derivations in [5, 6].
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