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A proposal for B-physics on current lattices

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arxiv 0909.3187 v2 pith:KEBEWFCX submitted 2009-09-17 hep-lat hep-ph

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keywords b-physicscharmconstantsdatadecayheavymassmasses
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A method to extract B-physics parameters (b-quark mass and fB, fBs decay constants) from currently available lattice data is presented and tested. The approach is based on the idea of constructing appropriate ratios of heavy-light meson masses and decay constants, respectively, possessing a precisely known static limit, and evaluating them at various pairs of heavy quark masses around the charm. Via a smooth interpolation in the heavy quark mass from the easily accessible charm region to the asymptotic point, B-physics parameters are computed with a few percent (statistical + systematic) error using recently produced Nf=2 maximally twisted Wilson fermions data.

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    Using five lattice spacings with physical quark masses, the authors obtain Gamma(h_c->eta_c gamma)=0.604(24) MeV and the first lattice QCD estimate Gamma(h_b->eta_b gamma)=46.0(4.8) keV.

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