1–3 Aug 2016
Plymouth University
Europe/London timezone
The 14th International workshop on QCD in extreme conditions, Aug. 1-3 2016

Mastering the effect of Fermionic Determinant Zeroes in Complex Langevin Simulations of Heavy-Dense QCD

1 Aug 2016, 17:25
2h 5m
Portland Square (Plymouth University)

Portland Square

Plymouth University

Drake Circus Plymouth, Devon PL4 8AA, UK
Poster Quantum Field Theories of dense, cold matter Poster session

Speaker

Prof. Ion-Olimpiu Stamatescu (I.T.P., University Heidelberg)

Description

Zeroes in the fermionic determinant induce poles in the drift of the Langevin equation. We here study their effect on Complex Langevin simulations in an effective model related to QCD in the limit of heavy quarks and large chemical potential. The latter was defined long ago by one of the authors and used thereafter in various contexts. We approach in this way a quantitative understanding of the conditions for reliability and define systematic errors for the results which could be extended to realistic lattice simulations.

Primary author

Prof. Ion-Olimpiu Stamatescu (I.T.P., University Heidelberg)

Co-authors

Prof. Denes Sexty (Physics Dept., University Wuppertal) Prof. Erhard Seiler (M.P.I. Muenchen) Prof. Gert Aarts (Physics Dept., Swansea University)

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