Dec 14 – 15, 2023
Centre for Particle Theory
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DK scattering and an exotic pole at the SU(3) flavour point using lattice QCD

Dec 14, 2023, 6:20 PM
20m
Ph30 (Centre for Particle Theory)

Ph30

Centre for Particle Theory

Long Talk (20 mins) Lattice Physics

Speaker

Daniel Yeo (University of Cambridge)

Description

With perturbative QCD unable to explain the phenomenon of confinement and predict the spectrum/dynamics of hadrons that comes with it, an alternative framework must be used. Lattice QCD along with the two-particle finite-volume formalism can be used to obtain scattering amplitudes non-perturbatively, whose analytic structure yields information about hadronic resonances.
      In this talk, I will discuss my recent project using this formalism to investigate $DK$ scattering in the $J^P=0^+$ open-charm sector with $SU(3)$ flavour symmetry. By considering equal up, down, and strange quark masses, the pole structure of this sector can be resolved into different $SU(3)$ flavour irreps and studied. We find a pole in the conventional flavour irrep consistent with quark model predictions and interesting physics in an exotic flavour sector.

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Daniel Yeo (University of Cambridge)

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