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most citedMass anomalous dimension in SU(2) with six fundamental fermions

61 citations · 154 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

hep-lat2011★ 58 cited

Improved Lattice Spectroscopy of Minimal Walking Technicolor

Francis Bursa, Luigi Del Debbio, David Henty +6

We present a numerical study of spectroscopic observables in the SU(2) gauge theory with two adjoint fermions using improved source and sink operators. We compare in detail our imp…

hep-lat2010★ 4 cited

Improved Spectroscopy of Minimal Walking Technicolor

Eoin Kerrane, Luigi Del Debbio, Claudio Pica +6

We present an improved study of spectroscopic observables in the Yang-Mills theory with two adjoint fermions. We make an improvement on the precision of previous results wh…

hep-ph2010★ 9 cited

Mass anomalous dimension and running of the coupling in SU(2) with six fundamental fermions

Francis Bursa, Luigi Del Debbio, Liam Keegan +2

We simulate SU(2) gauge theory with six massless fundamental Dirac fermions. By using the Schrödinger Functional method we measure the running of the coupling and the fermion mass…

hep-ph2010★ 22 cited

Delineating the conformal window

Mads T. Frandsen, Thomas Pickup, Michael Teper

We identify and characterise the conformal window in gauge theories relevant for beyond the standard model building, e.g. Technicolour, using the criteria of metric confinement and…

hep-ph2010★ 61 cited

Mass anomalous dimension in SU(2) with six fundamental fermions

Francis Bursa, Luigi Del Debbio, Liam Keegan +2

We simulate SU(2) gauge theory with six massless fundamental Dirac fermions. We measure the running of the coupling and the mass in the Schroedinger Functional scheme. We observe v…

hep-ph2009

Running of the coupling and quark mass in SU(2) with two adjoint fermions

Francis Bursa, Luigi Del Debbio, Liam Keegan +2

We simulate SU(2) gauge theory with two massless Dirac fermions in the adjoint representation. We calculate the running of the Schroedinger Functional coupling and the renormalised…