The Heavy Hadron Spectrum

C. T. H. Davies

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The Heavy Hadron Spectrum

C. T. H. Davies

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 17 Oct 1997

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The authors' main claim Useful insights come from potential models and applications of Heavy Quark Symmetry and these can be compared with new numerical results from the ab initio methods of Lattice QCD.

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I discuss the spectrum of hadrons containing heavy quarks ($b$ or $c$), and how well the experimental results are matched by theoretical ideas. Useful insights come from potential models and applications of Heavy Quark Symmetry and these can be compared with new numerical results from the ab initio methods of Lattice QCD.

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I discuss the spectrum of hadrons containing heavy quarks ($b$ or $c$), and how well the experimental results are matched by theoretical ideas. Useful insights come from potential models and applications of Heavy Quark Symmetry and these can be compared with new numerical results from the ab initio methods of Lattice QCD.

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The Upsilon spectrum and m_b from full lattice QCD
hep-lat 2005-07 conditional novelty 7.0 of 10

Including up, down and strange quark vacuum polarization in lattice QCD reproduces the bottomonium spectrum and yields m_b(MSbar) = 4.4(3) GeV, with predictions for the eta_b and h_b splittings.
Precise B, B_s and B_c meson spectroscopy from full lattice QCD
hep-lat 2010-10 accept novelty 6.0 of 10

Full lattice QCD with 2+1 sea flavors and NRQCD bottom quarks yields m_B = 5.291(18) GeV, m_Bs = 5.363(11) GeV, and m_Bc = 6.280(10) GeV, in agreement with experiment.

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Then, as we change the quark's reduced mass, $μ≡m/2$, we obtain the same solution for a rescaled distance $λr$ where [ref] [equation] A $√(μ)$ behaviour for $A^potl ≡⟨α_QED/r ⟩$ would then correspond to $N≈0$.

QED interaction effects on heavy meson masses from lattice QCD+QED · Discussion · 0.81
In the language of potential models the heavyonium vector and pseudoscalar mesons differ only through spin-dependent relativistic corrections to the central potential [ref] .

Bottomonium precision tests from full lattice QCD: hyperfine splitting, $\Upsilon$ leptonic width and $b$ quark contribution to $e^+e^- \rightarrow$ hadrons · Discussion : Decay constants · 0.95

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