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hep-lat2013

Higgsing Gauge Symmetries with Reduced Staggered Fermions

Simon Catterall, Aarti Veernala

We show how a strongly coupled lattice theory consisting of just fermions and gauge fields can exhibit a dynamical Higgs mechanism through the formation of a gauge invariant four f…

hep-lat2013★ 2 cited

Eigenvalue spectrum of lattice super Yang-Mills

David J. Weir, Simon Catterall, Dhagash Mehta

We present preliminary results for the eigenvalue spectrum of four-dimensional super Yang-Mills theory on the lattice. In particular, by studying the the spectral dens…

hep-lat2013★ 2 cited

Report of the Snowmass 2013 Computing Frontier working group on Lattice Field Theory -- Lattice field theory for the energy and intensity frontiers: Scientific goals and computing needs

T. Blum, R. S. Van de Water, D. Holmgren +9

This is the report of the Computing Frontier working group on Lattice Field Theory prepared for the proceedings of the 2013 Community Summer Study ("Snowmass"). We present the futu…

hep-lat2013★ 9 cited

Lattice Gauge Theories at the Energy Frontier

Thomas Appelquist, Richard Brower, Simon Catterall +6

This White Paper has been prepared as a planning document for the Division of High Energy Physics of the U. S. Department of Energy. Recent progress in lattice-based studies of phy…

hep-lat2013★ 10 cited

Dynamical Gauge Symmetry Breaking in Strongly Coupled Lattice Theories

Simon Catterall, Aarti Veernala

We show how a strongly coupled lattice theory consisting of just fermions and gauge fields can exhibit a dynamical Higgs mechanism through the formation of a gauge invariant four f…

hep-lat2013★ 31 cited

Twisted supersymmetries in lattice super Yang-Mills theory

Simon Catterall, Joel Giedt, Anosh Joseph

Recently it has been shown how a topologically twisted version of super Yang-Mills may be discretized in such a way as to preserve one scalar supersymmetry at nonzero…