First tensor-network simulation of real-time hadronic scattering in (1+1)D SU(2) lattice gauge theory reveals entanglement and spatial delocalization in the baryon-number-one sector at strong coupling.
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A lattice QCD+QED strategy is outlined for calculating isospin-breaking effects in inclusive tau decays to support high-precision HVP contributions to muon g-2.
SVD truncation of the exp(-ωt) kernel reconstructs smeared spectral functions from lattice correlators with controlled uncertainties and approaches the Mellin transform in the continuum limit.
Framework for exact and approximate kernel transformations between smeared spectral functions, including systematic error bounds computable from input data.
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Hadronic scattering in (1+1)D SU(2) lattice gauge theory from tensor networks
First tensor-network simulation of real-time hadronic scattering in (1+1)D SU(2) lattice gauge theory reveals entanglement and spatial delocalization in the baryon-number-one sector at strong coupling.
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Isospin-breaking effects in inclusive hadronic $\tau$ data for the muon $(g-2)$ from first principles
A lattice QCD+QED strategy is outlined for calculating isospin-breaking effects in inclusive tau decays to support high-precision HVP contributions to muon g-2.
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Spectral reconstruction from Euclidean lattice correlators through singular value decomposition
SVD truncation of the exp(-ωt) kernel reconstructs smeared spectral functions from lattice correlators with controlled uncertainties and approaches the Mellin transform in the continuum limit.
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Kernel transformations and bounds for smeared spectral functions
Framework for exact and approximate kernel transformations between smeared spectral functions, including systematic error bounds computable from input data.