Shallow bound states and resonances from la3ce QCD
University of Ljubljana & Jozef Stefan InsAtute, Slovenia Theory & Jefferson Lab
(All August 2015)
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in collaboraAon with:
ChrisAan B. Lang, Luka Leskovec, Daniel Mohler, Richard Woloshyn
Sasa Prelovsek
Graz Ljubljana FERMILAB TRIUMF
S. Prelovsek, Bound states and resonances
College of William & Mary, Williamsburg 29st April, 2015
Outline
• Experimental appeAzer:
most interesAng experimental states are located near threshold !
• I will discuss hadronic states that have to be address by simulaAng the sca]ering of two mesons on the la3ce
• States slightly below threshold :
D
s0, D
s1, B
s0, B
s1 ,X(3872)
Flavor according to quark model: s c s b c c “deuterium-‐like” bound states: first la3ce simulaAons of such states in mesonic system
Only few such states in heavy-‐meson spectrum; none (to my knowledge) in light-‐meson spectrum
• Resonances above threshold:
K*, a
1, b
1, D
0*, D
1, Ψ(3770)
• Conclusions
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[BESIII, 2013, 1303.5949, PRL]
Zc+(3900) g J/Ψ π+ cc du
state
confirmed by BeSII, Belle, Cleo-‐c
MoAvaAon from experiment:
need to understand near-‐threshold states from QCD ! A charged charmonium-‐like state: Z
c+(3900)
DD* thr.
[review: Brambilla et al., 1404.3723]
Challenges for the theory community:
quarkonium-‐like states at threshold
Evaluation of Feynman path integrals in discretized space-time
Non-‐perturbaAve method: QCD on la3ce
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LQCD = −14Gµνa Gaµν + qiγµ(
q=u,d,s,c,b,t
∑
∂µ +igsGaµTa)q−mqqqinput: gs , mq
output: hadron properties
hadron interactions (if we are lucky)
V = NL3 ×NT a≈0.1 fm
a
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Dx e
i S/!∫ ∫ DG Dq Dq e
i SQCD /!€
S= ∫ dt L[x(t)]
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SQCD =
∫
d4x LQCD[G(x), q(x),q (x)]quantum m. quantum field theory
La3ce setup
• Wilson-‐clover quarks
• Fermilab method for c and b :
[El Khadra, Kronfeld et al, 1997]
Rest hadron energies have sizable discreAzaAon errors but these largely cancel in spli3ngs.
Only spli3ngs with respect to a chosen reference mass are compared to experiment.
• evaluaAng Wick contr.: disAllaAon (Ensemble 1) [Peardon et. al., HSC, 2009]
stochasAc disAllaAon (Ensemble 2) [Morningstar et al., 2011]
PACS-‐CS
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O = q Γq , (q Γ
1q )
p!1(q Γ
2q )
!p2, [qq ][qq]
C
ij(t ) = 0 O
i(t) O
j+(0) 0 =
n
∑ Z
inZ
jn*e
−En tZ
in= 0 O
in
Example: meson channel with given JPC
Discrete energy spectrum from correlators
All physical states with given JPC appear as energy levels En in principle : single parAcle, two-‐parAcle,...
channel : "eigenstates"
JPC = 0+, sc: Ds0 ,DK
JPC =1++, cc: χc1,X(3872), DD*, JPC =1−−, su: K*, Kπ
JPC =1++, ud : a1, ρπ
Two-‐meson states:
• In experiment: two-‐meson decay products with conAnuous E.
• On la3ce: discrete E due to finite L and periodic BC: p=n 2π/L Bound state and narrow resonance:
typically lead to extra energy level (in addiAon to two-‐meson levels)
Energies and overlaps extracted using GEVP
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ExtracAng sca]ering matrix from discrete spectrum Luscher’s method
E (L ) = m
M2 1+ !
p
1ni2+ m
M2 2+ !
p
2ni2+ Δ E, !
p
1,2ni= 2 π L
n, ! n ∈ N
3or
E (L ) = m
M2 1+ !
p
12+ m
M2 2+ !
p
22, !
p
1,2≠ 2 π L
n !
due to strong int.
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x x x
x x
E(L)
ExtracAng sca]ering matrix from discrete spectrum:
Luscher’s method
δ(E) E(L)
energies from la3ce with spaAal extent L sca]ering phase shiwsat infinite volume
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ElasAc sca]ering of two mesons
En=EM1(p)+EM2(-‐p)
at total momentum P=0
E
n(L)
p δ(p)
Luscher’s eq.cot (p) = 2 Z
00(1; (
pL2⇡)
2) Lp p
⇡
M1(p)
M2(-‐p)
or 1/K(p) inverse
K-‐matrix
Luscher’s formalism renders sca]ering informaAon on the real axis for p2>0: above threshold
p2<0: some region below threshold
ElasAc sca]ering of two mesons
En=EM1(p)+EM2(-‐p)
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at total momentum P=0
E
n(L)
p δ(p)
Luscher’s eq.Sca]ering matrix for parAal wave l:
Bound state:
cot[δ(pB)] = i , pB2<0
mB=EM1(pB)+EM2(-‐pB)
Resonance (of Breit-‐Wigner type):
M1(p)
M2(-‐p)
inverse K-‐matrix
Bound states
slightly below threshold
Scalar meson D s0 & historic single hadron approx.
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O : s c
Almost all simulaAons before 2013 used
“single-‐hadron” approximaAon for Ds0:
One of the problems:
Is the level Ds0 or perhaps D(0)K(0) ?
Energies extracted from a la3ce simulaAon
Aims to extract also two-‐meson states En
Scalar meson D
s0and DK sca]ering J
P=0
+€
p ! = n ! 2Lπ
K ( − !
p )
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C
ij(t ) = 0 O
i(t ) O
j+(0) 0
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C
ij(t) = A
nije
−Entn
∑
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D( ! p )
O=s c
O=D(0)K(0) ≈[d
γ
5c]0 [sγ
5d]0 O=D(−1)K(1)≈[dγ
5c]1 [sγ
5d]−1• δ for DK sca]ering in s-‐wave extracted using Luscher's relaAon
• InterpolaAon: effecAve range
a0<0 indicates a state below th.
• pole posiAon of Ds0*(2317)
D
s0*(2317) and DK sca]ering
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D. Mohler, C. Lang, L. Leskovec, S.P. , R. Woloshyn:
1308.3175, PRL : mπ≈156 MeV, L≈2.9 fm, Nf=2+1 pcotδ(p)= 1
a0 +1 2r0p2 a0 =−1.33±0.20 fm r0 =0.27±0.17 fm
T ∝[cot
δ
−i]−1 = ∞, cotδ
(pB) =i pB cotδ
= (i | pB |)i = −| pB |= 1a0 − 1
2 r0 | pB |2 mDlat,s0L→∞ = ED(pB)+ EK(pB)
• E=EK(p)+ED(-‐p) renders p Energies from a la3ce
D
s0and D
s1below DK and D
*K thresholds
[D. Mohler, C. Lang, L. Leskovec, S.P. , R. Woloshyn:
1308.3175, Phys. Rev. Le] 2013 1403.8103, PRD 2014]
• Ds0 and Ds1 have been observed experimentally
• Quark models expected them above thresholds but they were found below them
• Our post-‐dicAons agree with measured masses
• Threshold effect lowers their masses
• ComposiAon of resulAng Ds0 and Ds1 analyzed via Weinberg-‐type compositness condiAons:
[MarAnez Torres, E. Oset, S.P., A. Ramos:
1412.1706]
InteracAons of charmed mesons with light pseudoscalars
(1) Five channels that do not include Wick contracAons are simulated (2) Sca]ering lengths for four mπ extracted
(3) simultaneous fit using SU(3) unitarized ChPT is performed and LEC's are determined (4) using these LEC's indirect predicAons for:
• sca]ering length of two resonant-‐channels with contracAons
• DK (S=1,I=0): pole in the first Riemann sheet found
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L. Liu, Orginos, Guo, Hanhart, Meissner, 1208.4535, PRD, mπ≈300-‐620 MeV, Nf=2+1
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a=limp→0tanδ(p) p
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DK (S=−1,I=1)
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DK (−1, 0)
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DK (S=2,I= 12)
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Dπ (0,32)
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DK (1,1)
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Dπ (S=0,I=12)
Ds0*(2317) m Γ [Ds0*gDs π]
indirect lat 2315 +18-‐28 MeV 133±22 keV
exp 2317.8 ±0.6 MeV < 3.8 MeV
points: Mohler et al, PRL 2013 line: Liu et al PRD 2012
Mass predicAon for missing B s0 and B s1
QuanAAes shown:
• Bs1’ and Bs2 agree well with exp
• Bs0 and Bs1 are predicAons for yet unobserved states (errors contain staAsAcal and several sources of systemaAcal uncertainAes)
Ensemble (2), mπ=156 MeV
[C. Lang, D. Mohler, S.P. ,
X(3872) , J PC =1 ++ , charmonium-‐like
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• First charmonium-‐like state discovered
[Belle, PRL, 2003]• sits within 1 MeV of D
0D
0*threshold 8 MeV below D
+D
*-‐threshold
• believed to have a large molecular D
0D
0*Fock component
• Γ < 1.2 MeV
• decays to I=0, 1 equally important X(3872) g J/Ψ ω ( I=0 )
X(3872) g J/Ψ ρ ( I=1 )
[LHCb, PRL 2013]
isospin breaking effects my be important
X(3872), 1
++, I=0
O: c c, DD*=(cu)(uc)+(cd)(dc), J /
ψ ω
= (cc)(uu+dd)[S.P. and L. Leskovec, Phys.Rev.Le]. 2013 ]
• all Wick contracAons calculated using
disAllaAon method [Peardon et al. 2009]
• charm annihilaAon
contracAons not used in analysis
charm annihilaAon
X(3872) below DD* threshold, I=0
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O: c c, DD*, J /
ψ ω
[S.P. and L. Leskovec : 1307.5172, Phys. Rev. Le]. 2013]
Ensemble (1), mπ≈266 MeV, Nf=2
X(3872) m -‐ (mD0+mD0*) lat -‐ 11 ± 7 MeV exp -‐ 0.14 ± 0.22 MeV
X(3872) appears only if both cc and DD* interp. used.
AssumpAons/approximaAons:
• charm Wick annihilaAon omi]ed
• DD* sca]ering analyzed assuming J/ψω is decoupled (good evidence for that from the la3ce data)
• mu=md
• δ for DD* sca]ering in s-‐wave
extracted using Luscher's relaAon
• δ interpolated near threshold
• pole found in the sca]ering matrix
T ∝[cotδ−i]−1 =∞, cotδ(pBS)=i mD
s0
lat,L→∞
= ED(pBS)+EK(pBS)
New evidence for X(3872) &
influence of diquark anA-‐diquark interpolators
O: c c, DD*, J /
ψ ω
,χ
c1η
,η
cσ
, [cu]3c[cu]3c, [cu]6c[cu]6cno cc
X(3872) found
only if cc in the basis
X(3872) not found if cc not in the basis,
although [cu][cu] in the basis
[M. Padmanath, C.B. Lang, S.P.,
Mesons above threshold – resonances
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O = q Γq,
(q Γ
1q)
p!1(q Γ
2q)
p!2=
M1(p!1 ) M2 (p!2 )Almost all hadrons are resonances above threshold
well below strong decay th.
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u u
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s u
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c u
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uud
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c c
well below open
charm decay th.
rigorous treatment a]empted
P≠0: s=E
2-‐P
2, Luscher-‐type relaAon:s g δ(s)
ρ resonance
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[Lang, Mohler, S.P. , Vidmar, PRD 2011]
mπ≈266 MeV
[HSC, PRD 2013]
mπ≈400 MeV
SimulaAon also by CP-‐PACS, PACS-‐CS, QCDSF, ETMC
[Pelissier, Alexandru, PRD 2013],
mπ≈300 MeV
[Pelissier, Alexandru, 1111.2314]
D
0*(2400) resonance in Dπ sca]ering: J
P=0
+, I =1/2
All states with JP=0+ appear in lat. spectrum:
•
D
o*(2400)
• D(p) π(-‐p)
with p=n 2π/L : "two-‐parAcle" states horizontal lines indicate their energies in absence of interacAon
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O : u c
D(p )! π(-! p ) ≈[d γ5c] [u γ5d]
D(p) π(-‐p)
Rigorous relaAon [M. Luscher , 1991]:
E g δ(E) phase shiw for Dπ sca]ering in s-‐wave
mR and g or Γ for D0*(2400)
"rigorous" treatment illustrated on this example
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p = n2π L
pcot
ps = 1
g2(m2R s)
Γ(s)= p s g2
D-‐meson resonances in Dπ and D*π
g is compared to exp instead of Γ (Γ depends on phase sp. and mπ)
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D0*(2400) m -‐ 1/4(mD+3 mD*) g
lat 351 ± 21 MeV 2.55 ± 0.21 GeV exp 347 ± 29 MeV 1.92 ± 0.14 GeV
D1(2430) m -‐ 1/4(mD+3 mD*) g
lat 381 ± 20 MeV 2.01 ± 0.15 GeV exp 456 ± 40 MeV 2.50 ± 0.40 GeV
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Γ(E) ≡ g2 p E2
first la3ce result for strong decay width of a hadron containing charm quark
[D. Mohler, S.P. , R. Woloshyn: 1208.4059, PRD]
• mπ≈266 MeV, L≈2 fm, Nf=2
J
P=0
+ :D π J
P=1
+ :D* π
(analysis of spectrum in this case is based on an assumpAon given in paper below)
Kπ , I=1/2: p-wave phase shift
[S.P. ,Lang, Leskovec, Mohler,
K*(892) resonance Kπ
irreps where p-‐wave does not mix with s-‐wave, Lusher-‐type rel.:
[Lekovec, S.P. PRD 2012]
p3 cot δ / s1/2
• qq, Kπ, Kη interpolators
• a number of different 0<P≤2
• for each En: one determinant equaAon for many unknowns
• T-‐matrix parametrized to get around this problem
• the locaAon of poles of T-‐matrix in complex plain is given below
• K*(892) and κ are below threshold for this mπ
• K0* , K2* are resonances
• mπ=391 MeV, NL=16, 20, 24
[Dudek, Edwards, Thomas, Wilson, HSC, 1406.4158, PRL; 1411.2004]
Resonances in Kπ, Kη coupled channels
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locaAon of poles in T matrix in complex plane
• SimulaAng sca]ering:
ρ π in 1
++channel to extract a
1(1260)
ω π in 1
+-‐channel to extract b
1(1235)
• One moAvaAon: COMPASS claim for a
1’(1420) from f
0(980) π
[1312.3678]Our spectrum supports only one a1 below 1.8 GeV (not two)
• m
π≈266 MeV, L≈2 fm, Nf=2 , P=0
[Lang, Leskovec, Mohler, S.P. , 1401.2088, JHEP]PDG
exp 1.40(2) [Basdevant, Berger, 1501.04643]
• ρ and ω assumed to be stable, good approx. for given simulaAon parameters : [Roca, Oset, 1201.0438]
• going beyond that approximaAon will be very challenging
• 3-‐parAcles: [Hansen, Sharpe 1311.4848; Polejaeva, Rusetsky, 1203.1241; Briceno, Davoudi, 1212.3398,.... ]
Lightest axial resonances a 1 and b 1
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Γ(E) ≡ g2 p E2
Resonance ψ(3770) in p-‐wave DD sca]ering
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¯
cc, JP C = 1 : J/ , (2S) below DD¯ threshold
(3770) lowest state above threshold
“ψ(2S)” “Ψ(3770)” “D(1)D(-‐1)”
Γexp ~ 27 MeV
(s) = g2 6⇡
p3 s
“ψ(2S)” “Ψ(3770)” “D(1)D(-‐1)”
fit (ii):
cubic fit in p2 taking ψ(2S) as pole in DD sca]ering
cubic fit (ii) Mass [MeV] g (no unit)
Ensemble (1) 3774 ±6±10 19.7 ±1.4
Ensemble (2) 3789 ±68±10 28 ± 21
Experiment 3773.15± 0.33 18.7 ± 1.4
Conclusions
Meson spectrum from la3ce:
Evidence found for states with non-‐exoAc flavor:
• states well below th. : charmonium , D, π, K ... and all the others
• shallow bound states : D
s0, D
s1, B
s0, B
s1 ,X(3872) with I=0
• resonances via BW : ρ, K*, D
0*, D
1, a
1, b
1, Ψ(3770)
require simulaAon of strong sca]ering
Backup slides
S. Prelovsek, Bound states and resonances 33
X(3872) channel: I=1, J
PC=1
++S. P. and L. Leskovec : 1307.5172 PRL 2013, mπ≈266 MeV, Nf=2
Only expected two-‐parAcle states observed.
No candidate for X(3872) with I=1 found.
In agreement with experiment that does not find charged X either.
The simulaAon is done in the isospin limit mu=md. The absence of I=1 state for mu=md is in agreement with two interpretaAons:
(1)
(2) X(3872) pure I=0 state
isospin breaking decay X(3872) -‐> J/ψ ρ (I=1) is due to isospin spli3ng D0 D0* , D+D-‐*
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aI=1(mu = md) = 0 aI=1(mu ≠ md) << aI=0
D
s0from indirect simulaAon
(1) Five channels that do not include Wick contracAons are simulated (2) Sca]ering lengths for four mπ extracted
(3) simultaneous fit using SU(3) unitarized ChPT is performed and LEC's are determined (4) using these LEC's indirect predicAons for
Ds0 channel with DK (S=1,I=0):
pole in the first Riemann sheet found
S. Prelovsek, Bound states and resonances 35
L. Liu, Orginos, Guo, Hanhart, Meissner, 1208.4535, PRD, mπ≈300-‐620 MeV, Nf=2+1
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a=limp→0tanδ(p) p
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DK (S=−1,I=1)
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DK (−1, 0)
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DK (S=2,I= 12)
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Dπ (0,32)
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DK (1,1)
Ds0*(2317) m Γ [Ds0*gDs π]
indirect lat 2315 +18-‐28 MeV 133±22 keV
exp 2317.8 ±0.6 MeV < 3.8 MeV
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DK (S=1,I=0)
points:
D. Mohler, S.P. et al 1308.3175, PRL