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The existence of infrared fixed points in gauge theories minimally
\ncoupled to fermions has interesting consequences for model
\nbuilding. Lattice investigations can provide valuable insight into the
\nnonperturbative dynamics of such theories. In these lectures we
\ndevelop some of the tools needed to identify and characterize IR
\nfixed points from numerical simulations of the theories defined on
\nthe lattice.
\nThe lectures will cover:
\n1. RG flow, fixed points and lattice simulations
\n2. Scaling of physical observables
\n3. Numerical studies of RG flows<\/p>\n

Schedule:
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