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The recently proposed fermion bag approach is a powerful technique to solve some four-fermion lattice field theories.
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Some additional discrete symmetries may also be preserved on the lattice
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Due to a technical difficulty, instead of χ \chi we measure a related quantity. The difference is explained in [ 19 ]
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