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arXiv: High Energy Physics - Lattice | 2014

The Gradient Flow Coupling in Minimal Walking Technicolor

Jarno Rantaharju; Riken Aics

We present a measurement of the running coupling in SU(2) with two adjoint fermions in the Yang-Mills gradient flow scheme. The simulations are performed with Schrodinger Functional boundary conditions using an improved HEX-smeared Wilson fermion action. We obtain a step scaling function by defining the coupling at a scale relative to the finite size of the lattice. We find a continuum limit with a non-trivial infrared fixed point.


Physical Review D | 2016

Gradient flow coupling in the SU(2) gauge theory with two adjoint fermions

Jarno Rantaharju

We study SU(2) gauge theory with two fermion flavors in the adjoint representation. Using a clover improved HEX smeared action and the gradient flow running coupling allows us to simulate with larger lattice size than before. We find an infrared fixed point after a continuum extrapolation in the range


Physical Review D | 2017

The gradient flow running coupling in SU(2) gauge theory with

Viljami Leino; Teemu Rantalaiho; Joni M. Suorsa; Jarno Rantaharju; Kari Rummukainen; Kimmo Tuominen

4.5 \lesssim g^{*2} \lesssim 5


arXiv: High Energy Physics - Lattice | 2016

N_f=8

Viljami Leino; Tuomas Karavirta; Jarno Rantaharju; Teemu Rantalaiho; Kari Rummukainen; Joni M. Suorsa; Kimmo Tuominen

. We also measure the mass anomalous dimension and find the value


arXiv: High Energy Physics - Lattice | 2016

fundamental flavors

Vincent Drach; Ari Hietanen; Claudio Pica; Jarno Rantaharju; Francesco Sannino

0.25 \lesssim \gamma^* \lesssim 0.28


arXiv: High Energy Physics - Lattice | 2011

Gradient flow and IR fixed point in SU(2) with Nf=8 flavors

Tuomas Karavirta; Kimmo Tuominen; Anne-Mari Mykkanen; Jarno Rantaharju; Kari Rummukainen

at the fixed point.


arXiv: High Energy Physics - Lattice | 2015

Template Composite Dark Matter : SU(2) gauge theory with 2 fundamental flavours

Jarno Rantaharju; Teemu Rantalaiho; Kimmo Tuominen; Tuomas Karavirta; Kari Rummukainen; Viljami Leino

We study the evolution of the coupling in SU(2) gauge field theory with


arXiv: High Energy Physics - Lattice | 2014

Perturbative improvement of SU(2) gauge theory with two Wilson fermions in the adjoint representation

Jarno Rantaharju; Kimmo Tuominen; Kari Rummukainen

N_f=8


Physical Review D | 2017

The gradient flow running coupling in SU2 with 8 flavors

Jarno Rantaharju; Vincent Drach; Claudio Pica; Francesco Sannino

fundamental fermion flavors on the lattice. This model is expected to have an infrared fixed point at high coupling. We use HEX-smeared Wilson-clover action, and measure the gradient flow running coupling with Dirichlet boundary conditions. Extrapolating our results to continuum, we find an infrared fixed point at


Physical Review D | 2017

Running coupling in SU(2) with adjoint fermions

Jarno Rantaharju; Claudio Pica; Francesco Sannino

g^2=8.24(59)^{+0.97}_{-1.64}

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Kari Rummukainen

Helsinki Institute of Physics

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Claudio Pica

University of Southern Denmark

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Francesco Sannino

University of Southern Denmark

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Teemu Rantalaiho

Helsinki Institute of Physics

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Viljami Leino

Helsinki Institute of Physics

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Ari Hietanen

University of Southern Denmark

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Joni M. Suorsa

Helsinki Institute of Physics

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