Testing QCD Sum Rule Techniques on the Lattice
arXiv:nucl-th/9405002 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.51.6369
Abstract
Results for the first test of the ``crude'' QCD continuum model, commonly used in QCD Sum Rule analyses, are presented for baryon correlation functions. The QCD continuum model is found to effectively account for excited state contributions to the short-time regime of two-point correlation functions and allows the isolation of ground state properties. Confusion in the literature surrounding the physics represented in point-to-point correlation functions is also addressed. These results justify the use of the ``crude'' QCD continuum model and lend credence to the results of rigorous QCD Sum Rule analyses.
Discussion of systematic uncertainties augmented
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