D. Toussaint
University of Arizona
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Physical Review D | 1996
C. Bernard; T. Blum; Carleton DeTar; Steven Gottlieb; Kari Rummukainen; Urs M. Heller; James Edward Hetrick; D. Toussaint; R. L. Sugar
We present results of an ongoing study of the nature of the high temperature crossover in QCD with two light fermion flavors. These results are obtained with the conventional staggered fermion action at the smallest lattice spacing to date, approximately 0.1 fm. Of particular interest are (1) a study of the temperature of the crossover, an important indicator of continuum scaling, (2) a determination of the induced baryon charge and baryon susceptibility, used to study the dissolution of hadrons at the crossover, (3) the scalar susceptibility, a signal for the appearance of soft modes, and (4) the chiral order parameter, used to test models of critical behavior associated with chiral symmetry restoration. From our new data and published results for
Physical Review D | 1997
Steven Gottlieb; A. Krasnitz; Urs M. Heller; A.D. Kennedy; John B. Kogut; Ray L. Renken; D.K. Sinclair; R. L. Sugar; D. Toussaint; K. C. Wang
{N}_{t}=4, 6, mathrm{and} 8
Physical Review D | 1994
C. Bernard; Thomas DeGrand; Carleton DeTar; Steven Gottlieb; A. Krasnitz; R. L. Sugar; D. Toussaint
, we determine the QCD magnetic equation of state from the chiral order parameter using O(4) and mean field critical exponents and compare it with the corresponding equation of state obtained from an O(4) spin model and mean field theory. We also present a scaling analysis of the Polyakov loop, suggesting a temperature-dependent constituent quark free energy.
Journal of Statistical Physics | 1986
S. A. Gottlieb; Julius Kuti; D. Toussaint; A.D. Kennedy; S. Meyer; B. J. Pendleton; R. L. Sugar
We have extended our earlier simulations of the high temperature behaviour of lattice QCD with two light flavours of staggered quarks on a
Nuclear Physics B (Proceedings Supplements) | 1996
C. Bernard; T. Blum; C.E. Detar; Steven A. Gottlieb; Urs M. Heller; J.E. Hetrick; K. Rummukamen; R. Sugar; D. Toussaint; M. Wingate
16^3 times 8
Physical Review Letters | 1987
Steven Gottlieb; W. Liu; D. Toussaint; R. L. Renken; R. L. Sugar
lattice to lower quark mass (m_q=0.00625). The transition from hadronic matter to a quark-gluon plasma is observed at
Physical Review Letters | 1987
Steven Gottlieb; W. Liu; D. Toussaint; R. L. Renken; R. L. Sugar
6/g^2=5.49(2)
Physical Review D | 1987
Steven Gottlieb; W. Liu; D. Toussaint; R. L. Renken; R. L. Sugar
corresponding to a temperature of
Physical Review D | 1992
C. Bernard; Michael C. Ogilvie; Thomas DeGrand; Carleton DeTar; Steven Gottlieb; A. Krasnitz; R. L. Sugar; D. Toussaint
T_c approx 140
Physical Review D | 1990
Steven Gottlieb; W. Liu; R. L. Renken; R. L. Sugar; D. Toussaint
MeV. We present measurements of observables which probe the nature of the quark-gluon plasma and serve to distinguish it from hadronic matter. Although the transition is quite abrupt, we have seen no indications that it is first order.