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Progress on the spectroscopy of lattice gauge theories using spectral densities
Maurizio Piai ,
Ed Bennett ,
Luigi Del Debbio ,
Niccolo Forzano,
Ryan C. Hill ,
Deog Ki Hong ,
Ho Hsiao ,
Jong-Wan Lee ,
C.-J. David Lin ,
Biagio Lucini ,
Alessandro Lupo ,
Davide Vadacchino ,
Fabian Zierler
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Swansea University Authors: Maurizio Piai , Ed Bennett , Niccolo Forzano, Biagio Lucini , Fabian Zierler
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Spectral densities encode non-perturbative information crucial in computing physical observables in strongly coupled field theories. Using lattice gauge theory data, we perform a systematic study to demonstrate the potential of recent technological advances in the reconstruction of spectral densitie...
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Spectral densities encode non-perturbative information crucial in computing physical observables in strongly coupled field theories. Using lattice gauge theory data, we perform a systematic study to demonstrate the potential of recent technological advances in the reconstruction of spectral densities. We develop, maintain and make publicly available dedicated analysis code that can be used for broad classes of lattice theories. As a test case, we analyse the (4) gauge theory coupled to an admixture of fermions transforming in the fundamental and two-index antisymmetric representations. We measure the masses of mesons in energy-smeared spectral densities, after optimising the smearing parameters for available lattice ensembles. We present a summary of the mesons mass spectrum in all the twelve (flavored) channels available, including also several excited states. |
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