46 research outputs found
Truncated Overlap Fermions
In this talk I propose a new computational scheme with overlap fermions and a
fast algorithm to invert the corresponding Dirac operator.Comment: LATTICE99(algorithms
Global Monte Carlo for fermions using ordered statistics
In this talk I discuss a new possibility for stochastic representation of the
fe rmion determinant. The method can be used for global Monte Carlo fermion
algorit hms and is tested in the case of the Schwinger model.Comment: 3 pages, Lattice2003 (Machines I
Scaling in SU(3) theory with a MCRG improved lattice action
We test various improved gauge actions which are made of linear combinations
of Wilson loops. We observe the restoration of rotational symmetry in the
static interquark potential already on coarse lattices as small as 6^3x12.
Furthermore, we study scaling and asymptotic scaling of the string tension with
a MCRG-improved action on 12^3x24 lattices. Preliminary results show that
scaling sets in at a ~ 0.3 fm.Comment: 3 pages, 4 figures, contribution at Lattice '97, Edinburg
Exact Local Bosonic Algorithm for Dynamical Quarks
We present an exact local bosonic algorithm for the simulation of dynamical
fermions in lattice QCD. We show that this algorithm is a viable alternative to
the Hybrid Monte Carlo algorithm.Comment: 3 pages, 1 PostScript figure; Talk presented at LATTICE96(algorithms
Non-hermitian Exact Local Bosonic Algorithm for Dynamical Quarks
We present an exact version of the local bosonic algorithm for the simulation
of dynamical quarks in lattice QCD. This version is based on a non-hermitian
polynomial approximation of the inverse of the quark matrix. A Metropolis test
corrects the systematic errors. Two variants of this test are presented. For
both of them, a formal proof is given that this Monte Carlo algorithm converges
to the right distribution. Simulation data are presented for different lattice
parameters. The dynamics of the algorithm and its scaling in lattice volume and
quark mass are investigated.Comment: 32 pages, LaTex, 8 ps figure
Chiral Fermions and Multigrid
Lattice regularization of chiral fermions is an important development of the
theory of elementary particles. Nontheless, brute force computer simulations
are very expensive, if not prohibitive. In this letter I exploit the
non-interacting character of the lattice theory in the flavor space and propose
a multigrid approach for the simulation of the theory. Already a two-grid
algorithm saves an order of magnitude of computer time for fermion propagator
calculations.Comment: Latex, 6 pages, 1 figur
The overlap operator as a continued fraction
We use a continued fraction expansion of the sign-function in order to obtain
a five dimensional formulation of the overlap lattice Dirac operator. Within
this formulation the inverse of the overlap operator can be calculated by a
single Krylov space method where nested conjugate gradient procedures are
avoided. We show that the five dimensional linear system can be made well
conditioned using equivalence transformations on the continued fractions. This
is of significant importance when dynamical overlap fermions are simulated.Comment: 3 pages, 1 figure, talk presented by U. Wenger at Lattice2001(chiral
Linear systems solvers - recent developments and implications for lattice computations
We review the numerical analysis' understanding of Krylov subspace methods
for solving (non-hermitian) systems of equations and discuss its implications
for lattice gauge theory computations using the example of the Wilson fermion
matrix. Our thesis is that mature methods like QMR, BiCGStab or restarted GMRES
are close to optimal for the Wilson fermion matrix. Consequently,
preconditioning appears to be the crucial issue for further improvements.Comment: 7 pages, LaTeX using espcrc2.sty, 2 figures, 9 eps-files, Talk
presented at LATTICE96(algorithms), submitted to Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Supp