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19972005
most citedEffects of non-perturbatively improved dynamical fermions in QCD at fixed lattice spacing

129 citations · 446 across the 17 of their papers we have counts for

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17 papers

hep-lat2005

Matrix elements and baryon spectroscopy from unquenched lattice QCD with improved staggered quarks

Eric B. Gregory, Alan C. Irving, Craig McNeile +2

We look for the effect of open decay channels on the masses of baryons in unquenched lattice QCD. We apply variational smearing using fuzzed basis states to a staggered nucleon ope…

hep-lat2005★ 1 cited

Towards measuring the eta' mass with N_f=2+1 staggered fermions

Eric B. Gregory, Alan Irving, Craig McNeile +2

Because the propagators of flavor-singlet states incorporate disconnected diagrams, they are uniquely sensitive to any differences in the actions governing sea and valence fermions…

hep-lat2005★ 6 cited

Scalar glueball and meson spectroscopy in unquenched lattice QCD with improved staggered quarks

Eric B. Gregory, Alan C. Irving, Craig C. McNeile +2

We present results of an exploratory study of singlet scalar states in unquenched QCD using both glueball and meson operators. Results for non-singlet non-strange scalar mesons are…

hep-lat2005

Pseudoscalar singlet physics with staggered fermions

Eric B. Gregory, Alan C. Irving, Craig McNeile +2

We report on progress in measuring disconnected correlators associated with pseudoscalar flavor-singlet mesons. This will eventually allow us to compute the masses of the eta and e…

hep-lat2004★ 115 cited

Exact 2+1 flavour RHMC simulations

M. A. Clark, A. D. Kennedy, Z. Sroczynski

We consider the Rational Hybrid Monte Carlo algorithm for performing exact 2+1 flavour fermion simulations. The specific cases of ASQTAD and domain wall fermions are considered. We…

hep-lat2003

On the scaling of computational particle physics codes on cluster computers

Z. Sroczynski, N. Eicker, Th. Lippert +2

Many appplications in computational science are sufficiently compute-intensive that they depend on the power of parallel computing for viability. For all but the "embarrassingly pa…