The Yang-Mills gradient flow and renormalization

Alberto Ramos

The Yang-Mills gradient flow and renormalization

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arxiv 1506.00118 v1 pith:7UCLYK5J submitted 2015-05-30 hep-lat

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In this proceedings contribution we will review the main ideas behind the many recent works that apply the gradient flow to the determination of the renormalized coupling and the renormalization of composite operators. We will pay special attention to the continuum extrapolation of flow quantities.

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