Numerical challenges in lattice quantum chromodynamics. Joint interdisciplinary workshop of John von Neumann Institute for Computing, Jülich, and Institute of Applied Computer Science, Wuppertal Univ., Germany, August 1999 (Q1594604)

The articles of mathematical interest will be reviewed individually. Indexed articles: \textit{Neuberger, Herbert}, The overlap Dirac operator, 1-17 [Zbl 1187.81208] \textit{van der Vorst, Henk A.}, Solution of \(f(A)x=b\) with projection methods for the matrix \(A\), 18-28 [Zbl 1187.65048] \textit{Hernández, Pilar; Jansen, Karl; Lellouch, Laurent}, A numerical treatment of Neuberger's lattice Dirac operator, 29-39 [Zbl 1187.81205] \textit{Boriçi, Artan}, Fast methods for computing the Neuberger operator, 40-47 [Zbl 1187.65160] \textit{Gutknecht, Martin H.}, On Lanczos-type methods for Wilson fermions, 48-64 [Zbl 1187.65161] \textit{Reusken, Arnold}, An algebraic multilevel preconditioner for symmetric positive definite and indefinite problems, 65-83 [Zbl 1187.65167] \textit{Notay, Yvan}, On algebraic multilevel preconditioning, 84-98 [Zbl 1187.65166] \textit{Medeke, Björn}, On algebraic multilevel preconditioners in lattice gauge theory, 99-114 [Zbl 1187.65164] \textit{Güsken, Stephan}, Stochastic estimator techniques for disconnected diagrams, 115-126 [Zbl 1187.81204] \textit{Wilcox, Walter}, Noise methods for flavor singlet quantities, 127-141 [Zbl 1187.65168] \textit{Liu, Keh-Fei}, A noisy Monte Carlo algorithm with fermion determinant, 142-152 [Zbl 1187.65163] \textit{Montvay, István}, Least-squares optimized polynomials for fermion simulations, 153-165 [Zbl 1187.65165] \textit{Lippert, Thomas}, One-flavour hybrid Monte Carlo with Wilson fermions, 166-176 [Zbl 1187.65162]