Nature Of Finite-temperature Transition Research Articles

Publisher's Note: Nature of finite-temperature transition in anisotropic pyrochloreEr2Ti2O7[Phys. Rev. B89, 140403(R) (2014)

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Finite Temperature QCD with Wilson Fermions

The nature of finite temperature transition in QCD is studied on a lattice with Wilson fermion. For massless quarks, the transition is smooth for two flavors, while it is of first order for three and six flavors. Form the study of transition in the case of non-degenerate as well as degenerate massive quark case,it is suggest that the finite temperature transition in the real world is first order.