Determination of Reference Scales for Wilson Gauge Action from Yang--Mills Gradient Flow
arXiv:1503.06516
Abstract
A parametrization of the lattice spacing () in terms of the bare coupling () for the SU(3) Yang--Mills theory with the Wilson gauge action is given in a wide range of~. The Yang--Mills gradient flow with respect to the flow time~ for the dimensionless observable, , is utilized to determine the parametrization. With fine lattice spacings () and large lattice volumes (--), the discretization and finite-volume errors are significantly reduced to the same level as the statistical error.
20 pages, 7 figures
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