Pushing NRQCD to the limit
Chris Stewart, Roman Koniuk
Abstract
Lattice NRQCD has proven successful in describing the physics of the upsilon system and B-mesons, though some concerns arise when it is used in simulations of charm quarks. It is certainly possible that the NRQCD expansion is not converging fast enough at this scale. We present some preliminary results on the low-mass breakdown of NRQCD, in particular the behaviour of heavy quarkonium and heavy-light meson spectra as the bare heavy quark mass is decreased well below 1, with the aim of understanding more about the manifestation of this breakdown.
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