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most citedThe leading non-perturbative coefficient in the weak-coupling expansion of hot QCD pressure

70 citations · 119 across the 13 of their papers we have counts for

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hep-lat2007★ 5 cited

Towards 4-loop NSPT result for a 3-dimensional condensate-contribution to hot QCD pressure

C. Torrero, M. Laine, Y. Schroder +2

Thanks to dimensional reduction, the contributions to the hot QCD pressure coming from so-called soft modes can be studied via an effective three-dimensional theory named Electrost…

hep-lat2006★ 18 cited

High-loop perturbative renormalization constants for Lattice QCD (I): finite constants for Wilson quark currents

F. Di Renzo, V. Miccio, L. Scorzato +1

We present a high order perturbative computation of the renormalization constants Z_V, Z_A and of the ratio Z_P/Z_S for Wilson fermions. The computational setup is the one provided…

hep-lat2006★ 1 cited

Renormalization constants for Lattice QCD: new results from Numerical Stochastic Perturbation Theory

Francesco Di Renzo, Vincenzo Miccio, Luigi Scorzato +1

By making use of Numerical Stochastic Perturbation Theory (NSPT) we can compute renormalization constants for Lattice QCD to high orders, e.g. three or four loops for quark bilinea…

hep-lat2006★ 1 cited

Renormalization of infrared contributions to the QCD pressure

C. Torrero, M. Laine, Y. Schroder +2

Thanks to dimensional reduction, the infrared contributions to the QCD pressure can be obtained from two different three-dimensional effective field theories, called the Electrosta…

hep-ph2006★ 70 cited

The leading non-perturbative coefficient in the weak-coupling expansion of hot QCD pressure

F. Di Renzo, M. Laine, V. Miccio +2

Using Numerical Stochastic Perturbation Theory within three-dimensional pure SU(3) gauge theory, we estimate the last unknown renormalization constant that is needed for converting…

hep-lat2005

Wilson fermions quark bilinears to three loops

F. Di Renzo, A. Mantovi, V. Miccio +2

Quark currents renormalization constants can in principle be safely computed in lattice perturbation theory. In practice, traditional lattice perturbative computations are quite cu…