MIMD Lattice Computation (MILC) Collaboration
Current members:
- Alexei Bazavov, Brookhaven National Lab
- Claude Bernard, Washington University
- Carleton DeTar, University of Utah
- Justin Foley, University of Utah
- Walter Freeman, George Washington University
- Steven Gottlieb, Indiana University
- Urs M. Heller, American Physical Society
- James Hetrick, University of the Pacific
- Jack Laiho, Syracuse University
- Ludmila Levkova, University of Utah
- James Osborn, Argonne National Lab
- Robert Sugar, University of California, Santa Barbara
- Doug Toussaint, University of Arizona
- Ruth van de Water, Fermilab
- Ran Zhou, Indiana University
Former members:
C. Aubin, J. Bailey,
T. Blum, T. Burch, A. De,
T. DeGrand,
E. Gregory,
N. Ishizuka,
A. Krasnitz,
L. Karkkainen,
J. Labrenz,
F. Maresca,
C. McNeile,
M. Oktay,
K. Orginos,
D. Renner,
K. Rummukainen,
A. Torok,
and M. Wingate
The MILC Research Program:
We use large scale numerical simulations to study quantum chromodynamics
(QCD), the theory of the strong interactions of subatomic physics.
This research addresses fundamental questions in high energy and
nuclear physics, and is directly related to major experimental programs
in these fields.
The MILC Code and Gauge Configurations:
The MILC Code is freely available, as are the gauge configurations we
have generated with it. The code and a reference manual can be found at
MILC Code.
A table of the gauge configurations, and their availability at the NERSC
Gauge Connection can be found in
MILC Gauge Configurations.
MILC configurations can also be obtained through the International Lattice
Data Grid (ILDG). More information about the ILDG is available
here.