24 research outputs found
QCDにおけるリノーマロンの除去:理論的定式化とαs決定への応用
Tohoku University隅野行成課
UV contribution and power dependence on of Adler function
We formulate a way to separate UV and IR contributions to the Adler function
and discuss how dependence is encoded in the UV
contribution within perturbative QCD.Comment: 10 pages, 5 figures. v3: minor modification
QED on the lattice and numerical perturbative computation of
We compute the electron factor to the order on
the lattice in quenched QED. We first study finite volume corrections in
various IR regularization methods to discuss which regularization is optimal
for our purpose. We find that in QED the finite volume correction to the
effective mass can have different parametric dependences depending on the size
of Euclidean time and match the `naive on-shell result' only at very large
region, . We adopt finite photon mass regularization to suppress
finite volume effects exponentially and also discuss our strategy for selecting
simulation parameters and the order of extrapolations to efficiently obtain the
factor. We perform lattice simulation using small lattices to test
feasibility of our calculation strategy. This study can be regarded as an
intermediate step toward giving the five-loop coefficient independently of the
preceding studies.Comment: 27 pages, 6 figures, 1 table, version to appear in PTE
Gradient-flow renormalon subtraction and the hadronic tau decay series
The inconsistency between the fixed-order (FO) and contour-improved (CI)
representation of the QCD corrections to the inclusive hadronic tau decay width
limits the precision to which the strong coupling can be determined from this
process. It has recently been shown that subtracting the infrared renormalon
divergence related to the gluon condensate resolves the discrepancy. Here we
suggest to employ the gradient flow to define gauge-invariant regularized
operators and to use the corresponding condensates in the operator product
expansion. The associated rearrangement of the perturbative series results in
automatic renormalon subtraction without the need to determine explicitly the
Stokes constants that normalize the divergent asymptotic series. Applying this
method to the gluon condensate, we find that the CI series is modified and now
agrees with the (unmodified) FO series. This conclusively demonstrates the
preference for the fixed-order approach, as has been advocated long ago.Comment: 10 pages, contribution to the Proceedings of the 16th International
Symposium on Radiative Corrections: Applications of Quantum Field Theory to
Phenomenology (RADCOR2023), 28th May - 2nd June, 2023, Crieff, Scotland, U
Determination of HQET nonperturbative matrix elements with renormalon subtraction using Fourier transform
As higher order perturbative series are available, it is becoming necessary to include nonperturbative effects in QCD calculations using the OPE. In order to systematically determine nonperturbative effects and to incorporate them into theoretical calculations, the renormalon problem should be resolved. We use a renormalon subtraction method utilizing Fourier transform to determine nonperturbative matrix elements of HQET, ⊼ and μ2π. This is the first determination performed with subtraction of the u = 1 renormalon