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Hypercubic Smeared Links for Dynamical Fermions

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arxiv hep-lat/0702028 v1 pith:HI2E4K2P submitted 2007-02-28 hep-lat

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keywords smearinghypercubicdynamicalgaugesimulationsalgorithmsclovercorresponding
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We investigate a variant of hypercubic gauge link smearing where the SU(3) projection is replaced with a normalization to the corresponding unitary group. This smearing is differentiable and thus suitable for use in dynamical fermion simulations using molecular dynamics type algorithms. We show that this smearing is as efficient as projected hypercubic smearing in removing ultraviolet noise from the gauge fields. We test the normalized hypercubic smearing in dynamical improved (clover) Wilson and valence overlap simulations.

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