Update on Quarkonium Spectroscopy and αstrong from NRQCD
C. T. H. Davies, K. Hornbostel, G. P. Lepage, A. J. Lidsey, P. McCallum, J. Shigemitsu, J. Sloan
Abstract
NRQCD results for Upsilon and Charmonium using both dynamical and quenched configurations are presented. We investigate dependence on the light dynamical quark mass. Preliminary dynamical (nf = 2) Charmonium data are combined with quenched results to extract the strong coupling constant αP(nf) for the physical number of light dynamical quarks, nf = 3. Good agreement is found with calculations based on the Upsilon system. We show that a discrepancy in αP(nf=0), found between the Upsilon and Charmonium systems in the quenched theory, disappears upon extrapolating to the physical number of flavors. Results for the strong coupling constant αMS are presented and sources of systematic error investigated.
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