We propose a “matter-antimatter coexistence method” for finite-density lattice QCD, aiming at a possible solution of the sign problem. In this method, we consider matter and anti-matter systems on two parallel -sheets in five-dimensional Euclidean space-time. For the matter system with a chemical potential on a -sheet, we also prepare the anti-matter system with on the other -sheet shifted in the fifth direction. In the lattice QCD formalism, we introduce a correlation term between the gauge variables in and in , such as $S_\lambda \equiv \sum_{x,\nu} 2\lambda {N_c-{\rm Re~tr} [U_\nu(x) \tilde U_\nu^\dagger(x)]} \simeq \sum_x \frac{1}{2}\lambda a^2 {A_\nu^a(x)-\tilde A_\nu^a(x)}^2\lambda\lambda \rightarrow \infty\tilde U_\nu(x)=U_\nu(x)$ is realized, and the total fermionic determinant is real and non-negative. In the limit of , this system goes to two separated ordinary QCD systems with the chemical potential of and . On a finite-volume lattice, if one takes an enough large value of , $\tilde U_\nu(x) \simeq U_\nu(x)$ is realized and there occurs a phase cancellation approximately between two fermionic determinants in and , which is expected to suppress the sign problem and to make the lattice calculation possible. For the obtained gauge configurations of the coexistence system, matter-side quantities are evaluated through their measurement only for the matter part . By the calculations with gradually decreasing and their extrapolation to , physical quantities in finite density QCD are expected to be estimated.

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