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 Physics Papers
Further, the desired chiral properties are seen for the chiral condensate, suggesting that the domain wall fermion formulation may be an effective approach for the numerical study of QCD at finite temperature.
In this talk, we report on extensive studies of the domain wall formulation of lattice fermions, which avoids this difficulty at the expense of requiring that fermion propagators be computed in five dimensions.
Important effects of topological near zero modes which should afflict an accurate quenched calculation are easily visible in both the chiral condensate and the pion propagator.
phys.columbia.edu /~cqft/physics_papers.htm

  
 Abstracts for the CSSM Workshop on Lattice QCD
In this talk, I review the general problem of fermion species doubling, and it's relation to chiral symmetry.
This could be because one wants to calculate gauge dependent quantities such as the gluon propagator or Bethe-Salpeter amplitude, or as part of a preconditioning program to, for example, accelerate the inversion of the fermion matrix.
I present the results of a numerical experiment which shows, against naive expectations, that (i) center vortices are responsible for confinement; (ii) the Abelian monopole condensate disappears when center vortices are removed.
www.physics.adelaide.edu.au /cssm/workshops/lattice98abstracts.html

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