A dual neural network quasiparticle model separates electric and magnetic gluon thermal masses from lattice QCD thermodynamics, but the high-temperature mass ratio is imposed by a regularization term.
Building Hadron Potentials from Lattice QCD with Deep Neural Networks
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In this study, we develop a deep learning method to learn hadronic interactions unsupervisedly from the correlation functions calculated in lattice QCD simulations. We present our approach of using deep neural networks to model the inter-hadron potentials that are learned from Nambu-Bethe-Salpeter (NBS) wave functions. This enables the incorporation of most general forms of potentials into the Schr\"odinger-type equation for detailed analysis of hadronic interactions. Our results include validations with separable potentials, as well as the local and non-local potentials for the $\Omega_{ccc}-\Omega_{ccc}$ system. The neural networks accurately capture the essential features of these interactions, providing a reliable tool for predicting and analyzing hadron scattering properties, potentially bridging the experimental observables and lattice QCD data.
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Neural network extraction of chromo-electric and chromo-magnetic gluon masses
A dual neural network quasiparticle model separates electric and magnetic gluon thermal masses from lattice QCD thermodynamics, but the high-temperature mass ratio is imposed by a regularization term.