An alternate smearing method for Wilson loops in lattice QCD (original) (raw)
2004, The European Physical Journal C
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An alternate smearing method has been developed for improving the effective field theory of Wilson loops in lattice Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD). The proposed method offers enhanced control over the gauge configurations by addressing the limitations of standard techniques. Comprehensive comparisons with existing approaches demonstrate its robustness and applicability in various theoretical frameworks.
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