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Real-time correlators in 3+1D thermal lattice gauge theory

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arxiv 2312.03063 v2 pith:HN4R36QS submitted 2023-12-05 hep-lat cond-mat.otherhep-phhep-thnucl-th

Real-time correlators in 3+1D thermal lattice gauge theory

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We present the first direct ab-initio computation of unequal-time correlation functions in non-Abelian lattice gauge theory. We demonstrate non-trivial consistency relations among correlators, time-translation invariance, and agreement with Monte-Carlo results for thermal equilibrium in 3+1 dimensions by employing our stabilized complex Langevin method. Our work sets the stage to extract real-time observables, relevant to quark-gluon plasma physics within a first-principles real-time framework.

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