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Light hadron spectroscopy withO(a)improved dynamical fermions

Christopher Michael, R.D. Kenway, A.C. Irving, K.C. Bowler, S.P. Booth, H. Wittig, M. Foster, J.C. Sexton, M. Talevi, J. Peisa, S.M. Pickles, J. Garden, Z. Sroczynski, Chris Allton Orcid Logo

Physical Review D, Volume: 60, Issue: 3

Swansea University Author: Chris Allton Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1103/PhysRevD.60.034507

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We present the first results for the static quark potential and the light hadron spectrum using dynamical fermions at $\beta=5.2$ using an O(a) improved Wilson fermion action together with the standard Wilson plaquette action for the gauge part. Sea quark masses were chosen such that the pseudoscala...

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ISSN: 0556-2821 1089-4918
Published: 1999
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title Light hadron spectroscopy withO(a)improved dynamical fermions
spellingShingle Light hadron spectroscopy withO(a)improved dynamical fermions
Chris Allton
title_short Light hadron spectroscopy withO(a)improved dynamical fermions
title_full Light hadron spectroscopy withO(a)improved dynamical fermions
title_fullStr Light hadron spectroscopy withO(a)improved dynamical fermions
title_full_unstemmed Light hadron spectroscopy withO(a)improved dynamical fermions
title_sort Light hadron spectroscopy withO(a)improved dynamical fermions
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J. Garden
Z. Sroczynski
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description We present the first results for the static quark potential and the light hadron spectrum using dynamical fermions at $\beta=5.2$ using an O(a) improved Wilson fermion action together with the standard Wilson plaquette action for the gauge part. Sea quark masses were chosen such that the pseudoscalar-vector mass ratio, m_PS/m_V$, varies from 0.86 to 0.67. Finite-size effects are studied by using three different volumes, 8^3\cdot 24, 12^3\cdot 24 and 16^3\cdot 24. Comparing our results to previous ones obtained using the quenched approximation, we find evidence for sea quark effects in quantities like the static quark potential and the vector-pseudoscalar hyperfine splitting.
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