Speaker
Walter Wilcox
Description
We build upon our lattice QCD POLY and HFPOLY methods by using high-degree polynomials in the context of noisy disconnected diagram evaluations. Using a new, stable form of the GMRES polynomial, we obtained a subtracted error reduction in the Wilson-Dirac scalar operator on the order of a tenth the error of the non-subtracted measurement. The associated trace of subtracted high-degree polynomials can be evaluated stochastically through a multilevel polynomial cascade method using deflation as well as a new and efficient double-polynomial construction. For demonstration purposes, our methods were tested at kappacrit in the quenched approximation.
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Co-authors
Dr
Ronald Morgan
(Baylor University)
Mr
Paul Lashomb
(Baylor University)
Dr
Travis Whyte
(College of William and Mary)