Speaker
Richard C. Brower
(Boston University)
Description
Computation of disconnected or non-valence quark loops presents a
computationally challenging problem. Absent these contributions
operators with zero flavor quantum numbers can not be studied. This is
a report on progress to measure the strange quark contributions to
nucleon form factors. The increasing importance of GPU architectures
and multigrid methods will be discussed, as will prospects for
increased accuracy as these methods are further exploited.
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Primary authors
Prof.
Claudio Rebbi
(Boston University)
David Schaich
(Boston University)
Dr
George T. Fleming
(Yale University)
Dr
James Osborn
(Argonne National Laboratory)
Dr
Michael A. Clark
(Harvard University)
Richard C. Brower
(Boston University)
Dr
Ronald Babich
(Boston University)
Dr
Saul D. Cohen
(Boston University)
