Masses and decay constants of the B-system in Lattice QCD

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Lattice

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16 pages, postscript. Invited talk at the Bogoliubov International Symposium, Dubna, 18-23 August 1994

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Heavy-light bound states are studied in Lattice QCD with emphasis on parameters of the B-system relevant to experiment. Results are obtained on lattices with lattice spacings from about 0.15 fm to 0.06 fm corresponding to $\beta=5.74, 6.0$ and 6.26, and covering sizes from about 0.7 fm to 2 fm. From our results at the infinite quark mass limit and from propagating heavy quarks with mass of about 1-2.5 GeV we extrapolate to the b-quark mass to obtain the decay constant of the B-meson as well as the mass of $\Lambda_b$ in the continuum. The necessary extrapolations introduce rather large errors and lead to the value $f_B=180(50)$ MeV. We compare with the results from other lattice groups as well as with predictions coming from sum rules. The phenomenological consequences of this value of $f_B$, together with new experimental constraints, are briefly discussed.

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