Finite volume effects in with improved staggered fermions
arXiv:1101.2685 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.83.117501
Abstract
We extend our recent unquenched ( flavor) calculation of using improved staggered fermions by including in the fits the finite volume shift predicted by one-loop staggered chiral perturbation theory. The net result is to lower the result in the continuum limit by 0.6%. This shift is slightly smaller than our previous estimate of finite volume effects based on a direct comparison between different volumes. To include the finite volume effects in a reasonable time, we found it necessary to calculate them using Graphics Processing Units.
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