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hep-lat2012★ 10 cited

Higgs mechanism near the 5d bulk phase transition

Nikos Irges, Francesco Knechtli, Kyoko Yoneyama

We present a non-perturbative model of Gauge-Higgs Unification. We consider a five-dimensional pure SU(2) gauge theory with orbifold boundary conditions along the fifth dimension,…

hep-lat2012★ 1 cited

Application of Domain Decomposition to the Evaluation of Fermion Determinant Ratios

Jacob Finkenrath, Francesco Knechtli, Björn Leder

We analyze the fluctuations in the case of mass reweighting for N_f=2 Wilson fermions. We use a domain decomposition factorization of the fermion determinant. Ratios of determinant…

hep-lat2012

Gauge-Higgs Unification on the Lattice

Nikos Irges, Francesco Knechtli, Kyoko Yoneyama

The simplest Gauge-Higgs Unification model is a five-dimensional SU(2) gauge theory compactified on the S^1/Z_2 orbifold, such that on the four-dimensional boundaries of space-time…

hep-lat2012★ 11 cited

Mean-Field Gauge Interactions in Five Dimensions II. The Orbifold

Nikos Irges, Francesco Knechtli, Kyoko Yoneyama

We study Gauge-Higgs Unification in five dimensions on the lattice by means of the mean-field expansion. We formulate it for the case of an SU(2) pure gauge theory and orbifold bou…

hep-lat2012★ 225 cited

The strange quark mass and Lambda parameter of two flavor QCD

Patrick Fritzsch, Francesco Knechtli, Björn Leder +4

We complete the non-perturbative calculations of the strange quark mass and the Lambda parameter in two flavor QCD by the ALPHA collaboration. The missing lattice scale is determin…

hep-lat2012★ 8 cited

Fermions as Global Correction: the QCD Case

Jacob Finkenrath, Francesco Knechtli, Björn Leder

It is widely believed that the fermion determinant cannot be treated in global acceptance-rejection steps of gauge link configurations that differ in a large fraction of the links.…