Precision Lattice Computations in the Heavy Quark Sector
Andreas Juttner
Abstract
The phenomenology of the pseudo scalar mesons Ds and Bs and of the vector mesons Ds* and Bs* was investigated in simulations of quenched lattice QCD. The work is particularly focused on the continuum limit and the minimisation of all systematic errors within the quenched approximation. The decay constants FDs and FDs* and the difference in the masses between the Ds and the Ds* were determined from the direct computer simulation of lattice QCD in large physical volume (L ~ 1.5 fm). As an aside, the renormalisation group invariant charm quark mass Mc could be obtained from the simulation results. For the Bs- and the Bs*-meson, an interpolation in the meson mass to its physical point was carried out for the decay constant and the mass splitting in the continuum limit. The functional form of the interpolation to the static limit was guided by the prediction of the Heavy Quark Effective Theory (HQET). A set of conversion functions between HQET and QCD were derived and evaluated numerically with input from perturbation theory.
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