Derivative sources in lattice spectroscopy of excited light-quark mesons
arXiv:0802.2020 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.78.034501
Abstract
We construct efficient interpolating fields for lattice spectroscopy of mesons by applying covariant derivatives on Jacobi smeared quark sources. These interpolators are tested in a quenched calculation of excited mesons based on the variational method. We present results for pseudoscalar, scalar, vector and pseudovector mesons.
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