Heavy Wilson Quarks and O() Improvement: Nonperturbative Results for
arXiv:2401.00216 · doi:10.1007/JHEP01(2024)188
Abstract
With Wilson quarks, on-shell O() improvement of the lattice QCD action is achieved by including the Sheikholeslami-Wohlert term and two further operators of mass dimension 5, which amount to a mass-dependent rescaling of the bare parameters. We here focus on the rescaled bare coupling, , and the determination of , which is currently only known to 1-loop order of perturbation theory. We derive suitable improvement conditions in the chiral limit and in a finite space-time volume and evaluate these for different gluonic observables, both with and without the gradient flow. The choice of -values and the line of constant physics are motivated by the ALPHA collaboration's decoupling strategy to determine . However, the improvement conditions and some insight into systematic effects may prove useful in other contexts, too.
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