Lattice QCD

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  • "Lattice QCD" represents a numerical attempt to solve, and compare to experiment, physically observable quantities.[1]
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  • Lattice QCD involves discretizing the spacetime into a lattice with a spacing denoted by .[3]
  • Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics (LQCD) is the only a priori approach to describing the strong force.[4]
  • Lattice QCD is a theoretical method to investigate this complicated strong dynamic of QCD based on the first principles.[5]
  • Because lattice QCD works in Euclidean spacetime, it is much harder to obtain a real-time description of dynamical processes.[6]
  • Simulations of lattice QCD have so far failed to be a viable tool for finite density because of the so-called sign problem.[6]
  • Lattice QCD is a well-established non-perturbative approach to solving the quantum chromodynamics (QCD) theory of quarks and gluons.[7]
  • As a result, lattice QCD is mathematically well-defined.[7]
  • At present, lattice QCD is primarily applicable at low densities where the numerical sign problem does not interfere with calculations.[7]
  • Lattice QCD has already successfully agreed with many experiments.[7]
  • The nucleon is easy to study by lattice QCD, because it is the lightest of the three-quark baryons.[8]
  • And determining the static properties of hadrons is natural for lattice QCD.[8]
  • Lattice QCD near zero temperature also addresses the complicated structure of the vacuum.[8]
  • For such processes we rely on phenomenological models to extrapolate from the domain where lattice QCD does work.[8]
  • “Light hadrons from Lattice QCD with light (u,d), strange and charm dynamical quarks”, ETM Collaboration, R. Baron et al.[9]
  • Therefore, lattice QCD as a non-perturbative method is required, for which the space-time is discretised with finite lattice spacing.[10]
  • Third, bound states like nuclei can be studied in lattice QCD only indirectly.[10]
  • This is what we call Lattice QCD, and it is computationally demanding, requiring the use of cutting-edge supercomputers.[11]
  • The images on this poster were made using Lattice QCD.[11]

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