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تسجيل مستخدم جديدAn investigation into the Fermilab approach to heavy quarks on the lattice
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Zbigniew Sroczynski
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We use a space-time asymmetric O(a) improved fermion action and fix the asymmetry non-perturbatively to restore the relativistic dispersion relation. We compute spectra and matrix elements of quarkonia and heavy-light mesons and compare with results obtained using a symmetric action with the Fermilab interpretation i.e. that the physics of heavy lattice quarks depends solely on their kinetic mass. We provide additional evidence to support this.
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