Mass splittings and matrix elements of mesons and baryons containing a single heavy quark
UKQCD Collaboration, presented by David Richards

TL;DR
This paper investigates meson and baryon properties with a single heavy quark using lattice QCD, providing estimates for decay constants, mass spectra, and form factors, with a focus on systematic error analysis.
Contribution
It introduces improved lattice techniques for calculating heavy-light meson and baryon properties, including decay constants, mass spectra, and semi-leptonic form factors, with systematic error considerations.
Findings
$B_B$ parameter close to unity
Masses of heavy baryons agree with experimental data
Preliminary form factor results for $ ext{Lambda}_b o ext{Lambda}_c$ transition
Abstract
We present a study in the quenched approximation of the parameter and the decay constant using heavy-quark propagators implemented in the static approximation, and light-quark propagators computed using an -improved fermion action. We find a value of close unity, and discuss the systematic errors entering into the calculation. is extracted using a variational fitting technique in order to obtain a reliable estimate of the ground state. In the second part of the talk, we describe an exploratory study of baryons containing a single heavy quark, computed using the -improved fermion action. We obtain masses generally in good agreement with experiment in both the charm and beauty sectors. We also report preliminary results for the form factor in the semi-leptonic transition.
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