357 research outputs found
Fractional Inversion in Krylov Space
The fractional inverse (real ) of a matrix is
expanded in a series of Gegenbauer polynomials. If the spectrum of is
confined to an ellipse not including the origin, convergence is exponential,
with the same rate as for Chebyshev inversion. The approximants can be improved
recursively and lead to an iterative solver for in Krylov
space. In case of , the expansion is in terms of Legendre
polynomials, and rigorous bounds for the truncation error are derived.Comment: Contribution to LAT97 proceedings, 3 page
Study of a new simulation algorithm for dynamical quarks on the APE-100 parallel computer
First results on the autocorrelation behaviour of a recently proposed fermion
algorithm by M. L\"uscher are presented and discussed. The occurence of
unexpected large autocorrelation times is explained. Possible improvements are
discussed.Comment: 3 pages, compressed ps-file (uufiles), Contribution to Lattice 9
Two-flavour Schwinger model with dynamical fermions in the L\"uscher formalism
We report preliminary results for 2D massive QED with two flavours of Wilson
fermions, using the Hermitean variant of L\"uscher's bosonization technique.
The chiral condensate and meson masses are obtained. The simplicity of the
model allows for high statistics simulations close to the chiral and continuum
limit, both in the quenched approximation and with dynamical fermions.Comment: Talk presented at LATTICE96(algorithms), 3 pages, 3 Postscript
figures, uses twoside, fleqn, espcrc2, epsf, revised version (details of
approx. polynomial
Computing the lowest eigenvalues of the Fermion matrix by subspace iterations
Subspace iterations are used to minimise a generalised Ritz functional of a
large, sparse Hermitean matrix. In this way, the lowest eigenvalues are
determined. Tests with demonstrate that the computational
cost (no. of matrix multiplies) does not increase substantially with . This
implies that, as compared to the case of a , the additional eigenvalues
are obtained for free.Comment: Talk presented at LATTICE96(algorithms), 3 pages, 2 Postscript
figures, uses epsf.sty, espcrc2.st
Compact QED under scrutiny: it's first order
We report new results from our finite size scaling analysis of 4d compact
pure U(1) gauge theory with Wilson action. Investigating several cumulants of
the plaquette energy within the Borgs-Kotecky finite size scaling scheme we
find strong evidence for a first-order phase transition and present a high
precision value for the critical coupling in the thermodynamic limit.Comment: Lattice2002(Spin
Locality with staggered fermions
We address the locality problem arising in simulations, which take the square
root of the staggered fermion determinant as a Boltzmann weight to reduce the
number of dynamical quark tastes. A definition of such a theory necessitates an
underlying local fermion operator with the same determinant and the
corresponding Green's functions to establish causality and unitarity. We
illustrate this point by studying analytically and numerically the square root
of the staggered fermion operator. Although it has the correct weight, this
operator is non-local in the continuum limit. Our work serves as a warning that
fundamental properties of field theories might be violated when employing
blindly the square root trick. The question, whether a local operator
reproducing the square root of the staggered fermion determinant exists, is
left open.Comment: 24 pages, 7 figures, few remarks added for clarity, accepted for
publication in Nucl. Phys.
The locality problem for two tastes of staggered fermions
We address the locality problem arising in simulations, which take the square
root of the staggered fermion determinant as a Boltzmann weight to reduce the
number of dynamical quark tastes from four to two. We study analytically and
numerically the square root of the staggered fermion operator as a candidate to
define a two taste theory from first principles. Although it has the correct
weight, this operator is non-local in the continuum limit. Our work serves as a
warning that fundamental properties of field theories might be violated when
employing blindly the square root trick. The question, whether a local operator
reproducing the square root of the staggered fermion determinant exists, is
left open.Comment: Talk presented at Lattice2004(theory), Fermilab, June 21-26, 200
Improvements of the local bosonic algorithm
We report on several improvements of the local bosonic algorithm proposed by
M. Luescher. We find that preconditioning and over-relaxation works very well.
A detailed comparison between the bosonic and the Kramers-algorithms shows
comparable performance for the physical situation examined.Comment: Talk presented at LATTICE96(algorithms), 3 pages, Latex, espcrc
Four-dimensional Simulation of the Hot Electroweak Phase Transition with the SU(2) Gauge-Higgs Model
We study the finite-temperature phase transition of the four-dimensional
SU(2) gauge-Higgs model for intermediate values of the Higgs boson mass in the
range 50 \lsim m_H \lsim 100GeV on a lattice with the temporal lattice size
. The order of the transition is systematically examined using finite
size scaling methods. Behavior of the interface tension and the latent heat for
an increasing Higgs boson mass is also investigated.Comment: Talk presented at LATTICE96(electroweak), 3 pages of LaTeX, 4
PostScript figure
Universality in the Gross-Neveu model
We consider universal finite size effects in the large-N limit of the
continuum Gross-Neveu model as well as in its discretized versions with Wilson
and with staggered fermions. After extrapolation to zero lattice spacing the
lattice results are compared to the continuum values.Comment: Lattice2004(theory
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