Spectral Density on the Lattice
D.Makovoz, G.A.Miller

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the spectral density in pseudoscalar and vector channels using SU(2) lattice data, revealing three sharp poles within the accessible energy range, advancing understanding of spectral features in lattice gauge theories.
Contribution
It provides the first extraction of spectral density from SU(2) lattice data, identifying distinct sharp poles in the spectral function.
Findings
Spectral density contains three sharp poles.
Poles are within the energy range accessible on the lattice.
Results enhance understanding of spectral features in lattice gauge theories.
Abstract
Spectral density in the pseudoscalar and vector channels is extracted from the SU(2) lattice quenched data. It is shown to consist of three sharp poles within the energy range accessible on the lattice.
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