Topologically Unquenched QCD: Prospects from an explorative study in 2-flavour QED(2)
Stephan Dürr
Abstract
The concept of simulating a variant of QCD with sea quarks which interact with the gluon configuration only via global gluonic quantities like ∫ F F dx and ∫ FF dx is tested for the case of the massive 2-flavour Schwinger model. It is found to amount to an importance sampling method which generates -at essentially the costs of a quenched run- an ensemble in between a full and a quenched one, thus providing a competitive alternative to the quenched approximation.
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