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26 April 2024
 
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Structure of the Pion from Full Lattice QCD
D. Brömmel ; M. Diehl ; M. Göckeler ; Ph. Hägler ; R. Horsley ; D. Pleiter ; P.E.L. Rakow ; A. Schäfer ; G. Schierholz ; J.M. Zanotti ;
Date 26 Sep 2005
Subject hep-lat
AffiliationQCDSF/UKQCD Collaboration
AbstractMoments of generalised parton distributions can be related to off-forward matrix elements of local operators. We calculate a few of the leading twist matrix elements for the pion on the lattice. The simulations are performed using two flavours of dynamical fermions and a range of pion masses from 550 to 1090 MeV. Our lattice spacings and spatial volumes lie in the range 0.07-0.12 fm and (1.6-2.2 fm)^3, respectively. Key features of our investigation are the use of O(a) improved Wilson fermions and non-perturbative renormalisation. We present first results for the two lowest moments of the generalised parton distributions of the pion and compare the pion electromagnetic form factor F_pi to experimental data. Good agreement is found between lattice data and experiment.
Source arXiv, hep-lat/0509133
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