Geometric Measurement of Topological Susceptibility on Large Lattices
Jeffrey Grandy, Rajan Gupta
Abstract
The topological susceptibility of the quenched QCD vacuum is measured on large lattices for three β values from 6.0 to 6.4. Charges possibly induced by O(a) dislocations are identified and shown to have little effect on the measured susceptibility. As β increases, fewer such questionable charges are found. Scaling is checked by examining the ratios of the susceptibility to previously existing values of the rho mass, string tension, F-pi, and lambda-lattice.
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