Nucleon-sigma terms at mπ=222 ~ MeV with a variational analysis from lattice QCD
Lorenzo Barca, Gunnar Bali, Sara Collins, Marcel Rodekamp
Abstract
Nucleon sigma terms are important for the decomposition of the nucleon mass and for searches for new physics beyond the Standard Model involving scalar interactions. A persistent tension between lattice QCD and phenomenological determinations may be due to uncontrolled excited-state contamination in lattice QCD analyses. In previous work at mπ=429~ MeV, we showed that this contamination is dominated by Nσ states and can be strongly suppressed with a variational analysis using N and Nσ operators. In this talk, we present preliminary results at mπ=222~ MeV, where the σ becomes unstable and decays into ππ. We investigate whether the same small variational basis can remove the expected Nππ contamination through the overlap of the Nσ operator with these states.
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