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تسجيل مستخدم جديدStudy of 3-flavor QCD Finite Temperature Phase Transition with Staggered Fermions
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X. Liao
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We have studied the 3-flavor, finite temperature, QCD phase transition with staggred fermions on an $ N_t=4$ lattice. By studying a variety of quark masses we have located the critical point, $m_c$, where the first order 3-flavor transition ends as lying in the region $0.32 le m_c le 0.35$ in lattice units
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