Apparent convergence of Padé approximants for the crossover line in finite density QCD
arXiv:2010.00394 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.034511
Abstract
We propose a novel Bayesian method to analytically continue observables to real baryochemical potential in finite density QCD. Taylor coefficients at and data at imaginary chemical potential are treated on equal footing. We consider two different constructions for the Padé approximants, the classical multipoint Padé approximation and a mixed approximation that is a slight generalization of a recent idea in Padé approximation theory. Approximants with spurious poles are excluded from the analysis. As an application, we perform a joint analysis of the available continuum extrapolated lattice data for both pseudocritical temperature at from the Wuppertal-Budapest Collaboration and Taylor coefficients and from the HotQCD Collaboration. An apparent convergence of and sequences of rational functions is observed with increasing We present our extrapolation up to MeV.
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