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most citedHigh-Precision Charm-Quark Mass and QCD Coupling from Current-Current Correlators in Lattice and Continuum QCD

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hep-lat20081 cited

Twisted mass QCD and the FNAL heavy quark formalism

Craig McNeile

At tree level, I discuss modifying the FNAL heavy quark formalism to include a twisted mass term. I find that at maximal twist the so called KLM factor is independent of the heavy…

hep-lat2008147 cited

High-Precision Charm-Quark Mass and QCD Coupling from Current-Current Correlators in Lattice and Continuum QCD

I. Allison, E. Dalgic, C. T. H. Davies +12

We use lattice QCD simulations, with MILC gluon configurations and HISQ c-quark propagators, to make very precise determinations of moments of charm-quark pseudoscalar, vector and…

hep-lat2007

Pseudoscalar Flavor-Singlet Physics with Staggered Fermions

Eric B. Gregory, Alan Irving, Chris M. Richards +2

Accurately calculating the mass of flavor-singlet meson states from numerical lattice simulations is an important milestone for lattice QCD. Careful measurement of the full pseudos…

hep-lat200723 cited

Methods for Pseudoscalar Flavour-Singlet Mesons with Staggered Fermions

Eric B. Gregory, Alan C. Irving, Chris M. Richards +1

We present the first 2+1 flavour lattice QCD calculations of pseudoscalar flavour-singlet propagators using improved staggered fermions. We explore the relevant techniques and disc…

hep-lat2003

The mass of the charm quark from unquenched lattice QCD at fixed lattice spacing

UKQCD Collaboration, A. Dougall, C. M. Maynard +1

We determine the mass of the charm quark () from lattice QCD with two flavors of dynamical quarks with a mass around the strange quark. We compare this to a determination in q…

hep-lat2000

Data storage issues in lattice QCD calculations

Craig McNeile

I describe some of the data management issues in lattice Quantum Chromodynamics calculations. I focus on the experience of the UKQCD collaboration. I describe an attempt to use a r…