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Alfieri, R; Renzo, R. Di; Onofri, E.; Bartoloni, Alessandro; Battista, C.; Cabibbo, N.; Cosimi, M.; Lonardo, A.; Michelotti, A.; Proietti, B.; Rapuano, F.; Rossetti, Davide; Sacco, Gian Franco; Tassa, Shlomit; Torelli, M.; Vicini, P.; Boucaud, Ph.; Pène, O.; Errico, W.; Magazzù, G.; Sartori, L.; Schifano, Sebastiano Fabio; Tripiccione, R.; Riso, P. De; Petronzio, R.; Destri, C.; Frezzotti, R.; Marchesini, G.; Gensch, U.; Jansen, Klaus; Kretzschmann, A.; Leich, H.; Paschedag, N.; Pleiter, D.; Schwendicke, U.; Simma, Hubert; Sommer, Rainer; Sulanke, K.-H.; Wegner, Peter; Fucci, A.; Martin, Brent; Pech, J.; Panizzi, Emanuele; Petricola, A.

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“…Our simulations for N f = 4 are based on an adaptation of TAO codes -suitable for APE computers [20] -used earlier by the ALPHA Collaboration for N f = 2 studies. An ordinary HMC algorithm [21] has been implemented with symmetric even-odd preconditioning [22][23][24] and the Sexton-Weingarten integration scheme [25].…”

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Symanzik improvement of lattice QCD with four flavors of Wilson quarks

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“…(18). The components are given as follows [29] (20) vanish if the improvement coefficient c sw is set to zero and the submatrices M ee and M oo then become equal to the unit matrix. In our case however, we consider the O(a) improved Sheikholeslami-Wohlert action where the coefficient c sw is determined non-perturbatively for N f = 4.…”

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