Fourth Workshop
The Fourth Workshop was held at Yale University this past spring, bringing together researchers involved with statistics, computation and programming, and Lattice QCD. Increased computing power has led to more indepth computational calculations, and more accuracy in the field. The topics discussed emphasized the progression and sophistication of Lattice QCD, and also the importance of mathematics and computing, demonstrating the cross disciplinary nature of the field. The main topics included: QCD simulations in the chiral regime, Hybrid Monte Carlo, Molecular Dynamics and Multigrid Evolution, Iterative solutions of large sparse linear systems, Eigenvalue solvers, Unbiased estimation of matrix functions, Generalized eigenvalues and matrix polynomials, and Exponential time series analysis (including Bayesian methods). All the talks given at this conference can be found in full on the web - at http://www.yale.edu/QCDNA/program07.
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