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Towards QCD thermodynamics using exact chiral symmetry on lattice
The thermodynamics of massless ideal gas of overlap quarks has been
investigated numerically for both zero and nonzero baryon chemical potential
. While the parameter M has been shown to be irrelevant in the continuum
limit, it is shown numerically that the continuum limit can be reached with
relatively coarser lattices for certain range of M. Numerical limitation of the
existing method of introduction of chemical potential in the overlap formalism
is discussed. We have also studied the energy density of free domain wall
fermions in the absence of and estimated the extent of lattice in the
fifth dimension for which the overlap results are recovered.
Interestingly, this value of is also minimum for the same range of M
found in the overlap case.Comment: 5 pages, 4 figures, to appear in the proceedings of the 20th
International Conference on Ultra-Relativistic Nucleus-Nucleus Collisions:
Quark Matter 2008 (QM2008
Thermodynamics of free Domain Wall fermions
Studying various thermodynamic quantities for the free domain wall fermions
for both finite and infinite fifth dimensional extent N_5, we find that the
lattice corrections are minimum for for both energy density and
susceptibility, for its irrelevant parameter M in the range 1.45-1.50. The
correction terms are, however, quite large for small lattice sizes of
. We propose modifications of the domain wall operator, as well as
the overlap operator, to reduce the finite cut-off effects to within 10% of the
continuum results of the thermodynamic quantities for the currently used
N_T=6-8 lattices. Incorporating chemical potential, we show that \mu^2
divergences are absent for a large class of such domain wall fermion actions
although the chiral symmetry is broken for .Comment: 11 pages, 15 figures include
A faster method of computation of lattice quark number susceptibilities
We compute the quark number susceptibilities in two flavor QCD for staggered
fermions by adding the chemical potential as a Lagrange multiplier for the
point-split number density term. Since lesser number of quark propagators are
required at any order, this method leads to faster computations. We propose a
subtraction procedure to remove the inherent undesired lattice terms and check
that it works well by comparing our results with the existing ones where the
elimination of these terms is analytically guaranteed. We also show that the
ratios of susceptibilities are robust, opening a door for better estimates of
location of the QCD critical point through the computation of the tenth and
twelfth order baryon number susceptibilities without significant additional
computational overload.Comment: 10 pages, 12 figure
Anomalies at finite density and chiral fermions
Using perturbation theory in the Euclidean (imaginary time) formalism as well
as the non-perturbative Fujikawa method, we verify that the chiral anomaly
equation remains unaffected in the presence of nonzero chemical potential,
. We extend our considerations to fermions with exact chiral symmetry on
the lattice and discuss the consequences for the recent Bloch-Wettig proposal
for the Dirac operator at finite chemical potential. We propose a new simpler
method of incorporating and compare it with the Bloch-Wettig idea.Comment: 12 pages, 3 figures,some typos corrected, a better proof for the \mu
independence of anomaly is given in section IIB, v4: the published versio
Occultation of compact radio sources by the ion tail of Halley's Comet
Enhancements of scintillations of the compact radio sources PKS 2314+03 and 1827-360 were observed at 103 MHz and 408 MHz during 18-21 December 1985 and on 29 March 1986, respectively, when the plasma tail of Halley's Comet swept across them. At 103 MHz the RMS plasma density variation along the tail was 10 and 3.3/cu cm at 0.12 AU and 0.18 AU, respectively, as measured from the comet's position. At 408 MHz it was 1.9/cu cm at 0.036 AU. Comparison of results of these two sets of observations is presented
Receding the entrainment of concomitant Ultrafines by MGS in Lead Concentrate of Rajpura - Dariba Concentrator
Due to the fine dissemination and complex mineralogy the Rajpu ra-Dariba (RD) lead --inc ore poses special problems in concentration by corrventional froth flotation. In order to achieve the desired metallurgical results 'Multi Gravity Separator, a twin drum system, has recently been installed in the lead circuit of RD concentrator. Open and closed trial tests were conducted, without sacrificing the economic metal tt•ith substantial abatement of ultrafine card fine srliceuus and graphite matter in lead concentrate. The metallurgical alludes achieved are (i) over 85% -400 mesh fines are separated in
the form of MGS tails whereas 53% -400 mesh are obtained in MGS concentrate from the feed(lead rougher concentrate) 77% -400 mesh with 52% Pb, I% Gr. C and 2.5% ISM in respective Wt. %distribution i.e., 47.3 and 3, (ii) tails are characterised br- >93% ultrafine of <20 microns particles encompass 21 % Pb, 8% Gr: C and 39% ISM with respective Wt. % distribution i.e., 32. 93, 83% in -400
mesh fr-action, resulting in effective rejection of Gr. C and ISM, (iii)conventional lead concentrate consists of 28% +400 mesh material only with all the assorted fines and ultrafines. Mine ralogically, it is established that composite bigger particles of sulphide gangue and graphite are the main contributor. for silica and graphite in MGS
concentrate. Over 39% by vol. fines are alienated as MGS tails, in the form of free sulphide, gangue and graphite minerals. Installation of MGS in lead circuit, confirms the significant reduction of Gr:C and ISM in particular to high GMS_feed rnix in lead concentrate in comparison to lead concentrate by conventional route
Primary Amoebic (Naegleria fowleri) Meningoencephalitis Presenting as Status Epilepticus
Primary amebic meningoencephalitis (PAM) is a rare entity. Usual presenting features are fever, headache and seizures with meningeal signs and this disease carries high mortality rate. We present a case report of PAM presenting as status epilepticus
Groundwater externalities of surface irrigation transfers under National River Linking Project: Polavaram – Vijayawada link
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