The radiative decay of J/ψ into a pure gauge tensor glueball is studied in the quenched lattice QCD formalism. With two anisotropic lattices, the multipole amplitudes E1(0), M2(0), and E3(0) are obtained to be 0.114(12)(6) GeV, -0.011(5)(1) GeV, and 0.023(8)(1) GeV, respectively. The first error comes from the statistics, the Q2 interpolation, and the continuum extrapolation, while the second is due to the uncertainty of the scale parameter r0(-1)=410(20) MeV. Thus, the partial decay width Γ(J/ψ→γG(2++)) is estimated to be 1.01(22)(10) keV, which corresponds to a large branch ratio 1.1(2)(1)×10(-2). The phenomenological implication of this result is also discussed.
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Phys Rev Lett
August 2013
Institute of High Energy Physics and Theoretical Center for Science Facilities, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, People's Republic of China.
The radiative decay of J/ψ into a pure gauge tensor glueball is studied in the quenched lattice QCD formalism. With two anisotropic lattices, the multipole amplitudes E1(0), M2(0), and E3(0) are obtained to be 0.114(12)(6) GeV, -0.
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February 2011
Department of Physics and Astronomy, Ghent University, Krijgslaan 281-S9, B-9000 Gent, Belgium.
We set up an infrared-based moment problem to obtain estimates of the masses of the scalar, pseudoscalar, and tensor glueballs in Euclidean Yang-Mills theories using the refined Gribov-Zwanziger (RGZ) version of the Landau gauge, which takes into account nonperturbative physics related to gauge copies. Employing lattice input for the mass scales of the RGZ gluon propagator, the lowest order moment problem approximation gives the values m(0++) ≈ 1.96 GeV, m(2++) ≈ 2.
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November 1991
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