The Charm Quarks's Mass

Abstract

The charm quark's mass is determined from Monte Carlo calculations of the $\bar{c}c$ spectrum. The main sources of uncertainty are perturbation theory (for conversion to $\MSbar$), the continuum-limit extrapolation, Monte Carlo statistics, and the effects of quenching. The (preliminary) result for the $\MSbar$ mass is ${\bar{m}}_{ch}(m_{ch})=1.33\pm 0.08$ GeV.

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