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The strong running coupling at τ and Z₀ mass scales from lattice QCD

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arxiv 1201.5770 v3 pith:FBCMJDVN submitted 2012-01-27 hep-ph hep-lat

The strong running coupling at τ and Z₀ mass scales from lattice QCD

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This letter reports on the first computation, from data obtained in lattice QCD with $u,d,s$ and $c$ quarks in the sea, of the running strong coupling via the ghost-gluon coupling renormalized in the MOM Taylor scheme. We provide with estimates of $\ams(m_\tau^2)$ and $\ams(m_Z^2)$ in very good agreement with experimental results. Including a dynamical c quark makes safer the needed running of $\ams$.

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