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A06: Theory Heavy quark physics from lattice QCD. Sinya AOKI Graduate School of Pure and Applied Sciences University of Tsukuba. Fourth Workshop on Mass Origin and Supersymmetry Physics March 6-8, 2006, Tsukuba, Japan. Introduction. Determination of CKM matrix from experiments.
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A06: TheoryHeavy quark physics from lattice QCD • Sinya AOKI • Graduate School of Pure and Applied Sciences • University of Tsukuba Fourth Workshop on Mass Origin and Supersymmetry Physics March 6-8, 2006, Tsukuba, Japan
Introduction Determination of CKM matrix from experiments Theoretical (non-perturbative) estimates are required for these. Lattice QCD !
Problem of lattice QCD for b quark Methods so far Research in this project Aoki-Kuramashi-Tominaga Aoki-Kayaba-Kuramashi Aoki-Kayaba-Kuramashi Aoki-Kayaba-Kuramashi Aoki-Kuramashi
On-shell improvement program for massive quark Aoki-Kuramashi-Tominaga Aoki-Kayaba-Kuramashi
continuum limit lattice spacing Aoki-Kayaba-Kuramashi CP-PACS
b quark in our method (quenched QCD) Aoki-Kuramashi heavy-heavy meson
hyperfine splitting(heavy-heavy) Vector Pseudo Scalar Old Scalings are better in new method, best in new(non-perturbative)
decay constant (heavy-strange) Old Old New method is as good as old one. Continuum limit can be taken in new method
b quark mass quark masses can NOT be measured experimentally. New, from HH New, from HL scaling is better in heavy-heavy case HH and HL seem to agree in the continuum limit
Conclusions and Discussions • Studied new proposal for bottom as well as charm quarks • new method works for charm quark • decay constant of charm-strange meson has been obtained in the continuum limit of full QCD • new method also works for bottom quark • better than old one in heavy-heavy mesons • as good as old one in heavy-light mesons • Future works: continuum limit of b quark physics • meson masses and decay constants, quark mass • full QCD(NF =2 and 2+1) as well as quenched QCD