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Path-integral Monte Carlo Simulations without the Sign Problem: Multilevel Blocking Approach for Effective Actions

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R. Egger, L. Muehlbacher, C. H. Mak

Chemical Physics · Submitted 17 Feb 2000

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The authors' main claim The multilevel blocking algorithm recently proposed as a possible solution to the sign problem in path-integral Monte Carlo simulations has been extended to systems with long-ranged interactions along the Trotter direction.

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CitationC. H. Mak, L. Muehlbacher, R. Egger. "Path-integral Monte Carlo Simulations without the Sign Problem: Multilevel Blocking Approach for Effective Actions." arXiv:physics/0002031 (2000). https://pith.science/paper/LL34NF3L
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The multilevel blocking algorithm recently proposed as a possible solution to the sign problem in path-integral Monte Carlo simulations has been extended to systems with long-ranged interactions along the Trotter direction. As an application, new results for the real-time quantum dynamics of the spin-boson model are presented.

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s1 As an application, new results for the real-time quantum dynamics of the spin-boson model are presented. contribution 0.63 0.91 0.18 asserted 0.97

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The multilevel blocking algorithm recently proposed as a possible solution to the sign problem in path-integral Monte Carlo simulations has been extended to systems with long-ranged interactions along the Trotter direction. As an application, new results for the real-time quantum dynamics of the spin-boson model are presented.

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