Baryon correlators containing different diquarks from lattice simulations

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Lattice

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7 pages, 5 figures, talk presented at Lattice 2006(Hadronic Interactions and Structure), Tucson, Arizona, USA

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Point to point vacuum correlators containing diquarks in the color anti-triplet representation are computed both in the quenched approximation and dynamical overlap simulations with two flavors. The scalar, pseudoscalar and axial vector diquarks are combined with light quarks to form color singlets. The scalar ("good") diquark channel shows a stronger attraction than the axial vector ("bad") channel in the quenched data set. The pseudoscalar diquark channel shows a finite volume zero mode artifact: the correlator becomes negative at large distance when the quark mass is small. By separating configurations without zero modes from those with zero modes, we found that the zero modes have an important contribution in both the attraction in the scalar channel and the repulsion in the pseudoscalar channel. In the axial vector diquark channel, we did not find apparent zero mode effects.

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