Pseudoscalar flavor-singlet mesons from lattice QCD
Konstantin Ottnad

TL;DR
This study uses advanced lattice QCD techniques to precisely determine the masses, mixing, and decay constants of the eta and eta' mesons, providing results consistent with phenomenology and testing theoretical formulas.
Contribution
First controlled chiral and continuum extrapolation of eta and eta' meson properties in lattice QCD with variance reduction techniques.
Findings
Masses: M_eta=557(11) MeV, M_eta'=911(64) MeV
Mixing angle: 38.8(2.2) degrees
Decay constants: f_l=125(5) MeV, f_s=178(4) MeV
Abstract
We investigate the masses and mixing of , mesons in the framework of twisted mass lattice QCD with dynamical quark flavors. For the first time we perform a controlled chiral and continuum extrapolation to obtain physical results. To this end, we have analyzed 17 gauge ensembles with pion masses ranging from to and at three values of the lattice spacing. This calculation became feasible through the application of a powerful variance reduction technique for the computation of quark-disconnected diagrams together with several improvements in the final analysis, including a correction of the relevant correlation functions for residual topological finite volume effects. We obtain physical results for the masses and…
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