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A Comperative Study of Gauge Fixing Procedures on the Connection Machines CM2 and CM5

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arxiv hep-lat/9306018 v1 pith:JOGAHBNH submitted 1993-06-22 hep-lat

H. Suman , K. Schilling This is my paper
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Gauge fixing is a frequent task encountered in practical lattice gauge theory calculations. We review the performance characteristics of some standard gauging procedures for non-abelian gauge theories, implemented on the parallel machines CM2 and CM5.

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