Deep Learning of Fermion Sign Fluctuations
arXiv:2212.14606 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.107.114505
Abstract
We describe a procedure for alleviating the fermion sign problem in which phase fluctuations are explicitly subtracted from the Boltzmann factor. Several ansätze for fluctuations are designed and compared. In the absence of a sufficiently high-quality ansatz, a neural network can be trained to parameterize the fluctuations. Demonstrating on the staggered Thirring model in dimensions, we examine the performance of this method as deeper neural networks are used, and in conjunction with the well-studied contour deformation methods.
arXiv comment10 pages, 5 figures
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