Abstract
The standard PTMG method, invented and tested for the inversion of the fermion matrix (Dirac-operator) in the case of U(1) and SU(2) lattice gauge theories with staggered fermions, has now been generalized to SU(3). A crucial ingredient of the new algorithm is the way SU(3) link elements are averaged in the generation of the coarse grid link elements. Numerical results are presented for the two-dimensional case. For 128x128 lattices and physically relevant values of the coupling constant {beta} and of the quark mass m{sub q}, the new algorithm is an order of magnitude faster in CPU time than its leading competitor, the Conjugate-Gradient algorithm. Similar results are expected in four dimensional theories in the scaling region. (orig.).
Lauwers, P G;
[1]
Wittlich, T
- German National Research Center for Computing Science (GMD), Sankt Augustin (Germany)
Citation Formats
Lauwers, P G, and Wittlich, T.
Inversion of the fermion matrix in lattice QCD by means of parallel-transported multigrid (PTMG).
Germany: N. p.,
1992.
Web.
Lauwers, P G, & Wittlich, T.
Inversion of the fermion matrix in lattice QCD by means of parallel-transported multigrid (PTMG).
Germany.
Lauwers, P G, and Wittlich, T.
1992.
"Inversion of the fermion matrix in lattice QCD by means of parallel-transported multigrid (PTMG)."
Germany.
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abstractNote = {The standard PTMG method, invented and tested for the inversion of the fermion matrix (Dirac-operator) in the case of U(1) and SU(2) lattice gauge theories with staggered fermions, has now been generalized to SU(3). A crucial ingredient of the new algorithm is the way SU(3) link elements are averaged in the generation of the coarse grid link elements. Numerical results are presented for the two-dimensional case. For 128x128 lattices and physically relevant values of the coupling constant {beta} and of the quark mass m{sub q}, the new algorithm is an order of magnitude faster in CPU time than its leading competitor, the Conjugate-Gradient algorithm. Similar results are expected in four dimensional theories in the scaling region. (orig.).}
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title = {Inversion of the fermion matrix in lattice QCD by means of parallel-transported multigrid (PTMG)}
author = {Lauwers, P G, and Wittlich, T}
abstractNote = {The standard PTMG method, invented and tested for the inversion of the fermion matrix (Dirac-operator) in the case of U(1) and SU(2) lattice gauge theories with staggered fermions, has now been generalized to SU(3). A crucial ingredient of the new algorithm is the way SU(3) link elements are averaged in the generation of the coarse grid link elements. Numerical results are presented for the two-dimensional case. For 128x128 lattices and physically relevant values of the coupling constant {beta} and of the quark mass m{sub q}, the new algorithm is an order of magnitude faster in CPU time than its leading competitor, the Conjugate-Gradient algorithm. Similar results are expected in four dimensional theories in the scaling region. (orig.).}
place = {Germany}
year = {1992}
month = {Sep}
}