Determining low-energy constants in partially quenched Wilson chiral perturbation theory
arXiv:1112.3998 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.85.054504
Abstract
In the low energy effective theory describing the partially quenched extension of two light Wilson fermions, three low energy constants (LECs) appear in terms proportional to a^2 (a being the lattice spacing). We propose methods to separately calculate these LECs, typically called W'_6, W'_7 and W'_8. While only one linear combination of these constants enters into physical quantities, different combinations enter into the description of the spectral density and eigenvalue distributions of the lattice Dirac operator and its Hermitian counterpart. Thus it is useful to be able to determine the LECs separately. Our methods require studying certain correlation functions for either two or three pion scattering, which are accessible only in the partially quenched extension of the theory.
17 pages, 8 figures
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