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Lattice QCD and nuclear physics

Sinya Aoki

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This chapter consists of three parts. In the first part, Lüscher's formula, which relates the scattering phase shift to the two particle energy in finite volume, is explained. A comprehensive but less rigorous derivation for the formula has been attempted for the ??-system as an example with emphasis on the Bethe-Salpeter (BS) wave function. In the second part, the BS wave function is considered to define the potential in quantum field theories. This method is applied to the two-nucleon system, in order to extract the NN -potential from lattice QCD. In the last part, the origin of the strong repulsion at short distance in the NN-potential, called the repulsive core, is theoretically investigated by the Operator Product Expansion and the renormalization group.

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This chapter consists of three parts. In the first part, Lüscher's formula, which relates the scattering phase shift to the two particle energy in finite volume, is explained. A comprehensive but less rigorous derivation for the formula has been attempted for the ??-system as an example with emphasis on the Bethe-Salpeter (BS) wave function. In the second part, the BS wave function is considered to define the potential in quantum field theories. This method is applied to the two-nucleon system, in order to extract the NN -potential from lattice QCD. In the last part, the origin of the strong repulsion at short distance in the NN-potential, called the repulsive core, is theoretically investigated by the Operator Product Expansion and the renormalization group.

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This chapter consists of three parts. In the first part, Lüscher's formula, which relates the scattering phase shift to the two particle energy in finite volume, is explained. A comprehensive but less rigorous derivation for the formula has been attempted for the ??-system as an example with emphasis on the Bethe-Salpeter (BS) wave function. In the second part, the BS wave function is considered to define the potential in quantum field theories. This method is applied to the two-nucleon system, in order to extract the NN -potential from lattice QCD. In the last part, the origin of the strong repulsion at short distance in the NN-potential, called the repulsive core, is theoretically investigated by the Operator Product Expansion and the renormalization group.

Key concepts: Physics, Quantum chromodynamics, Wave function, Operator product expansion, Lattice (music), Renormalization, Lattice QCD, Quantum field theory

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