Quarkonia and the Pole Mass
A. H. Hoang, M. C. Smith, T. Stelzer, S. Willenbrock
Abstract
The pole mass of a heavy quark is ambiguous by an amount of order ΛQCD. We show that the heavy-quark potential, V(r), is similarly ambiguous, but that the total static energy, 2Mpole+V(r), is unambiguous when expressed in terms of a short-distance mass. This implies that the extraction of a short-distance mass from the quarkonium spectrum is free of an ambiguity of order ΛQCD, in contrast with the pole mass.
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