David A. Clarke, Petros Dimopoulos, Francesco Di Renzo, Jishnu Goswami, Christian Schmidt, Simran Singh, Kevin Zambello
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Searching for the QCD critical endpoint using multi-point Padé approximations
Using the multi-point Pad\'e approach, we locate Lee-Yang edge singularities
of the QCD pressure in the complex baryon chemical potential plane. These
singularities are extracted from singularities in the net baryon-number density
calculated in $N_f=2+1$ lattice QCD at physical quark mass and purely imaginary
chemical potential. Taking an appropriate scaling ansatz in the vicinity of the
conjectured QCD critical endpoint, we extrapolate the singularities on
$N_\tau=6$ lattices to pure real baryon chemical potential to estimate the
position of the critical endpoint (CEP). We find $T^{\rm CEP}=105^{+8}_{-18}$~
MeV and $\mu_B^{\rm CEP} = 422^{+80}_{-35}$~ MeV, which compares well with
recent estimates in the literature. For the slope of the transition line at the
critical point we find $-0.16(24)$.