Exactly massless quarks on the lattice
Herbert Neuberger
Abstract
It is suggested that the fermion determinant for a vector-like gauge theory with strictly massless quarks can be represented on the lattice as 1+V 2, where V=X(X X)-1/2 and X is the Wilson-Dirac lattice operator with a negative mass term. There is no undesired doubling and no need for any fine tuning. Several other appealing features of the formula are pointed out.
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