The Critical Points of Strongly Coupled Lattice QCD at Nonzero Chemical Potential
I. M. Barbour, S. E. Morrison, E. G. Klepfish, J. B. Kogut, M. -P. Lombardo
Abstract
We study QCD at non-zero quark density, zero temperature, infinite coupling using the Glasgow algorithm. An improved complex zero analysis gives a critical point μc in agreement with that of chiral symmetry restoration computed with strong coupling expansions, and monomer-dimer simulations. We observe, however, two unphysical critical points: the onset for the number density μo, and μs the saturation threshold, coincident with pathological onsets observed in past quenched QCD calculations. An analysis of the probability distributions for particle number supports our physical interpretation of the critical point μc, and offers a new intepretation of μo, which confirms its unphysical nature. The perspectives for future lattice QCD calculations of the properties of dense baryonic matter are briefly discussed.
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