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Learning Low-Order Approximations of the Quark Propagator in Lattice QCD
The hopping expansion is an important approximation of the quark propagator in lattice quantum chromodynamics, but it diverges for light quarks, which limits the scope of strong-coupling and finite-density simulations. We present an artificial scientific discovery framework using gauge-equivariant n
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