Lattice Calculations of Decay Constants
C. Bernard
Abstract
Lattice attempts to compute the leptonic decay constants of heavy-light pseudoscalar mesons are described. I give a short historical overview of such attempts and then discuss some current calculations. I focus on three of the most important sources of systematic error: the extrapolation to the continuum, the chiral extrapolation in light quark mass, and the effects of quenching. I briefly discuss the ``bag parameters'' BB and BBs, and then conclude with my expectations of the precision in decay constants and bag parameters that will be possible in the next few years.
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