Effective lattice action for the configurations smeared by the Wilson flow
arXiv:1508.04986
Abstract
We investigate a trajectory for the Wilson flow in the theory space. For this purpose, we determine the coefficient of the plaquette and rectangular terms in the action for the configurations defined by the solution of the Wilson flow. The demon method regarded as one of the inverse Monte Carlo methods is used for the determination of them. Starting from the conventional Wilson plaquette action of quenched QCD, we find that the coefficient of the plaquette grows while that of the rectangular tends to negative with the development of the flow as the known improved actions. We also find that the trajectory forms a straight line in the two-coupling theory space.
arXiv comment12 pages, 4 figures
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