Non-Perturbative Renormalization of Nucleon Charges with Automated Perturbative Subtraction
Georg von Hippel, Maxwell T. Hansen, Tim Harris, Parikshit Junnarkar, Hartmut Wittig, Linus Wrang
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Georg von Hippel, Maxwell T. Hansen, Tim Harris, Parikshit Junnarkar, Hartmut Wittig, Linus Wrang
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We report on the determination of the renormalization factors of quark bilinears which are required among others in order to determine the nucleon scalar and tensor charges from the CLS $N_{\rm f}=2$ configurations. Working in the RI'-MOM scheme, we eliminate all lattice artifacts at one-loop order using a combination of analytical results near the continuum limit and numerical calculations in automated lattice perturbation theory. The latter will allow for a ready generalization to the renormalization factors required for the average momentum fraction and other operators beyond local bilinears.
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We report on the determination of the renormalization factors of quark bilinears which are required among others in order to determine the nucleon scalar and tensor charges from the CLS $N_{\rm f}=2$ configurations. Working in the RI'-MOM scheme, we eliminate all lattice artifacts at one-loop order using a combination of analytical results near the continuum limit and numerical calculations in automated lattice perturbation theory. The latter will allow for a ready generalization to the renormalization factors required for the average momentum fraction and other operators beyond local bilinears.
Key concepts: Renormalization, Physics, Non-perturbative, Nucleon, Lattice (music), Perturbation theory (quantum mechanics), Scalar (mathematics), Quantum electrodynamics