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Determination of J/psi chromoelectric polarizability from lattice data

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arxiv 1801.08984 v2 pith:RUO3JYMH submitted 2018-01-26 hep-ph

Determination of J/psi chromoelectric polarizability from lattice data

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The chromoelectric polarizability of $J/\psi$ is extracted from lattice QCD data on the nucleon-$J/\psi$ potential in the heavy quark limit. The value of $\alpha(1S) = (1.6 \pm 0.8) \,{\rm GeV}^{-3} $ is obtained. We also comment on the possibility of hadrocharmonia.

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