A calculation of the parameter in the static limit
arXiv:hep-lat/9610026 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.56.6993
Abstract
We calculate the parameter, relevant for -- mixing, from a lattice gauge theory simulation at . The bottom quarks are simulated in the static theory, the light quarks with Wilson fermions. Improved smearing functions produced by a variational technique, MOST, are used to reduce statistical errors and minimize excited-state contamination of the ground-state signal. We obtain (statistical) (systematic) which corresponds to (statistical) (systematic) for the one-loop renormalization-scheme-independent parameter. The systematic errors include the uncertainty due to alternative (less favored) treatments of the perturbatively-calculated mixing coefficients; this uncertainty is at least as large as residual differences between Wilson-static and clover-static results. Our result agrees with extrapolations of results from relativistic (Wilson) heavy quark simulations.
39 pages (REVTeX) including 10 figures (PostScript); Final version accepted for publication: Added new section for clarity; Included comparison to recent results by other groups; slight numerical changes; Essential conclusions remain the same
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