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Simulations of the Finite Temperature QCD Phase Transition on the Lattice

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Kazuyuki Kanaya

Astrophysics · Submitted 25 Apr 1996

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The authors' main claim I review the present status of nonperturbative studies on the nature of the finite temperature QCD transition on the lattice, with the special attention to the determination of the order of the transition.

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CitationKazuyuki Kanaya. "Simulations of the Finite Temperature QCD Phase Transition on the Lattice." arXiv:astro-ph/9604152 (1996). https://pith.science/paper/5SUS2ONP
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I review the present status of nonperturbative studies on the nature of the finite temperature QCD transition on the lattice, with the special attention to the determination of the order of the transition. [Talk given at the International Symposium on {\it Origin of Matter and Evolution of Galaxies in the Universe}, Jan.\ 18 -- 20, 1996, Atami, Japan.]

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s1 [Talk given at the International Symposium on {\it Origin of Matter and Evolution of Galaxies in the Universe}, Jan.\ 18 -- 20, 1996, Atami, Japan.] background 0.97 0.05 0.01 unclear 0.94

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I review the present status of nonperturbative studies on the nature of the finite temperature QCD transition on the lattice, with the special attention to the determination of the order of the transition. [Talk given at the International Symposium on {\it Origin of Matter and Evolution of Galaxies in the Universe}, Jan.\ 18 -- 20, 1996, Atami, Japan.]

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