determination in lattice QCD
arXiv:1211.6327
Abstract
The 2012 PDG reports a tension at the level of between two exclusive determinations of . They are obtained by combining the experimental branching ratios of and (respectively) with a theoretical computation of the hadronic matrix elements $\fB$ and the form factor . To understand the tension, improved precision and a careful analysis of the systematics involved are necessary. We report the results of the ALPHA collaboration for $\fB$ from the lattice with 2 flavors of improved Wilson fermions. We employ HQET, including corrections, with pion masses ranging down to 190 MeV. Renormalization and matching were performed non-perturbatively, and three lattice spacings reaching GeV are used in the continuum extrapolation. We also present progress towards a computation of , to directly compare two independent exclusive determinations of with each other and with inclusive determinations. Additionally, we report on preliminary results for $\fBq{s}$, needed for the analysis of .}
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