Finite density (might well be easier) at finite temperature

Abstract

Experiments with imaginary chemical potential and Glasgow method carried out in two interrelated models - four dimensional QCD in the infinite coupling limit, and one dimensional QCD - support the point of view expressed by the title.

LATTICE99(finite) 3 pages, 4 figures

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