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Hadron Structure using Distillation Balint Joo, Kostas Orginos, Frank Winter, David Richards Adithia Kusno, Arjun Gambhir* JLab and William and Mary * students ABSTRACT A major challenge in precise calculations of the structure of the


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Hadron Structure using Distillation

Balint Joo, Kostas Orginos, Frank Winter, David Richards Adithia Kusno, Arjun Gambhir* JLab and William and Mary

* students

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ABSTRACT

“A major challenge in precise calculations of the structure of the nucleon is performing calculations at reasonable cost in which the contribution of the ground state nucleon is sufficiently isolated. We propose to perform an exploratory study using ``distillation'' with an extensive basis of interpolating operators with the aim of greatly suppressing the contributions of excited states at relatively modest source-sink separations. We request a total of 400K GPU-hours on K20 GPUs, and 23M JPsi core-hours. In addition, we require 36Tbyte of disk storage, equivalent to 720K JPsi-hours, and 7.5 TByte of tape storage, equivalent to 22.5K JPsi-hours.”

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Hadron Structure

N2 N1 γ

p p + q q

T

+ Excited states - suppressed at large T

ΓNµN(tf, t; ~ p, ~ q) = X

~ x,~ y

h0 | N(~ x, tf)Vµ(~ y, t) ¯ N(~ 0, 0) | 0ie−i~

p·~ xe−i~ q·~ y

Resolution of unity – insert states

  • ! h0 | N | N, ~

p + ~ qihN, ~ p + ~ q | Vµ | N~ pihN, ~ p | ¯ N | 0ie−E(~

p+~ q)(tf −t)e−E(~ p)t

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Excited-state contamination is a major systematic uncertainty in calculations of nucleon structure

  • M. Constantinou, plenary Lattice 2014,

arXiv:1411.0078

Increasing T

Precision key if LQCD to impact discrepancy between charge radius determined in muonic hydrogen, and that from, e.g. electron scattering

Physics Goals

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Three approaches

  • Work at sufficiently large T
  • “Summation Method”

Exponential degradation of signal- to-noise with increasing T Exponential improvement in signal- to-noise by working at small T Complementary to proposal of Syritsyn, Gupta et al

  • Variational Method
  • Variational Method + Distillation

Sum over different temporal separations

LHPC, (Green et al) Phys. Rev. D 90, 074507 (2014)

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Efficient Correlation fns: Distillation

  • Observe
  • Truncate sum at sufficient i to capture relevant physics modes
  • Baryon correlation function

Eigenvectors of Laplacian Perambulators

  • M. Peardon et al., PRD80,054506

(2009)

L(J) ≡ (q − κ n∆)n = X

i

f(λi)ξi ⊗ ξi∗

Color-wave formalism

Brown and Orginos, arXiv:1210.1953

⇠(i)(~ x) ≡ ⇠p(~ x) = e−i~

p·~ xs,s0c,c0;

~ p2 ≤ 4

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← → D m=−1 =

i √ 2

⇣← → D x − i← → D y ⌘ ← → D m=0 = i← → D z ← → D m=+1 = − i

√ 2

⇣← → D x + i← → D y ⌘ .

Baryon Operators

Aim: interpolating operators of definite (continuum) JM: OJM

h0 | OJM | J0, M 0i = ZJδJ,J0δM,M 0

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Starting point Introduce circular basis: Use projection formula to find subduction under irrep. of cubic group -

  • perators are closed under rotation!

Straight forward to project to definite spin: J = 1/2, 3/2, 5/2

Action of R Irrep, Row Irrep of R in Λ

R.G.Edwards et al., arXiv:1104.5152

Dudek, Edwards, arXiv:1201.2349

1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0

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Distillation and Matrix Elements

  • Simple to implement by replacing one of the perambulators by a

so-called generalized perambulator with current inserted.

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Sij(tf, t, ti) = ξ(i)†(tf)M −1(tf, t)Γ(t)M −1(t, ti)ξ(j)(ti)

Variational Method

C(t)v(N)(t, t0) = λN(t, t0)C(t0)v(N)(t, t0). λN(t, t0) − → e−EN(t−t0),

Eigenvectors enable us to define an “ideal operator” for each which we can use in our three- point function

ΩN = √ 2mNe−mNt0/2v(N)

i

Oi

Operators NON-LOCAL

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Radiative Transitions for Mesons

  • Formalism for EM matrix elements already demonstrated

for mesons by HadSpec collaboration.

9 Shultz, Dudek and Edwards, arXiv:1501.07457

CA4,N(t) = 1 V3 X

~ x,~ y

h0 | A4(~ x, t)Ω†

N(~

y, 0) | 0i ! e−mN tmN ˜ f⇡N

  • E. Mastropas, DGR, PRD(2014)

F(Q2; t) = F(Q2) + ffe−δEf (∆t−t) + fie−δEit

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Proposal: isotropic clover

10 Thanks to Baiint

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Proposal

  • Use isotropic clover lattices generated under the proposals
  • f Edwards et al and Orginos et al
  • Demonstration: perform calculations at pion masses of 300

and 400 MeV. Excited-state contamination increases as quark mass decreases.

  • For this proof-of-principle proposal, focus on the local

currents and giving rise to momentum fraction

  • Generator soln. vectors on GPUs
  • Construction of Generalized Perambulators and of

correlation functions require 23M core-hours on the CPUs

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Quark mπ (MeV) Volume Time/propagator Nvec Nsrc Ncfg Total u/d 305 323 × 64 0.4 33 64 300 254K u/d 400 323 × 64 0.24 33 64 300 152K TOTAL 400K

¯ ψγµDνψ

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Summary

  • Reducing the contribution from excited states in study of hadron

structure is a crucial for precision calculations

  • The approach of the variational method + distillation is a powerful

way of addressing this issue compared to other approaches:

  • Efficient implementation of large variation basis should

enable elements to be extracted at far smaller source-sink separations: exponential reduction in noise.

  • Distillation allow momentum projections to be made at both

the source and sink points, and at the operator insertion: increase in statistics.

  • Efficient computational framework in which solution vectors

are computed on the GPUs

  • If effective, expectation is that it will be adopted by isoclover (and
  • ther?) matrix element projects.

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