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Strong Coupling Quantum Impurity Solver on the Real and Imaginary Axes
The diagrammatic Monte Carlo method has so far been used mainly for weak-coupling expansions. Here we show that the strong-coupling expansion offers a key advantage: it can be implemented efficiently on both the real and imaginary frequency axes at finite temperature. Using a quantum-impurity solver
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