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Numerical Methods for the QCD Overlap Operator: I. Sign-Function and Error Bounds

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arxiv hep-lat/0202025 v1 pith:RAT67O67 submitted 2002-02-25 hep-lat

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keywords methodsboundserrorexpansionfractionlanczosmatrixnumerical
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The numerical and computational aspects of the overlap formalism in lattice quantum chromodynamics are extremely demanding due to a matrix-vector product that involves the sign function of the hermitian Wilson matrix. In this paper we investigate several methods to compute the product of the matrix sign-function with a vector, in particular Lanczos based methods and partial fraction expansion methods. Our goal is two-fold: we give realistic comparisons between known methods together with novel approaches and we present error bounds which allow to guarantee a given accuracy when terminating the Lanczos method and the multishift-CG solver, applied within the partial fraction expansion methods.

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