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Give LQCD practitioners resources on the scale of the experiment, the computations will get faster! I'm not sure what they mean by "Predictions rely on approxi
by evanb 2y ago
Give LQCD practitioners resources on the scale of the experiment, the computations will get faster!
I'm not sure what they mean by "Predictions rely on approximate analytical methods such as effective field theories." The predictions of LQCD are ab initio. Sometimes we fit EFTs to LQCD results, that's true. But EFTs are under control and have quantifiable uncertainties, they're not just willy-nilly approximations.
- trentonstrong 2y agoMay be referring not to LQCD relying on approximate analytical methods but some of the other non-perturbative methods? Example would be trying to apply homotopy analysis method (HAM) or a related transform to whatever field equations to make some semi-analytical predictions.
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