Sea quark effects in B_K from N_f=2 clover-improved Wilson fermions
J. M. Flynn, F. Mescia, A. S. B. Tariq (for the UKQCD Collaboration)

TL;DR
This study investigates how sea quark effects influence the B_K parameter using N_f=2 dynamical clover-improved Wilson fermions, observing a decrease in B_K with lighter sea quarks, but with heavy mesons limiting definitive conclusions.
Contribution
First lattice QCD calculation of B_K with dynamical Wilson fermions exploring sea quark mass dependence.
Findings
B_K decreases as sea quark mass approaches the up/down quark mass.
Evidence suggests dynamical quark effects impact B_K.
Heavy meson masses limit precise predictions.
Abstract
We report calculations of B_K using two flavours of dynamical clover-improved Wilson lattice fermions and look for dependence on the dynamical quark mass at fixed lattice spacing. We see some evidence for dynamical quark effects. In particular B_K decreases as the sea quark masses are reduced towards the up/down quark mass. Our meson masses are quite heavy and a firm prediction of B_K is a task for future simulations.
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