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Auteurs principaux: Cè, Marco, Giusti, Leonardo, Laudicina, Davide, Pepe, Michele, Rescigno, Pietro
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Publié: 2025
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author Cè, Marco
Giusti, Leonardo
Laudicina, Davide
Pepe, Michele
Rescigno, Pietro
author_facet Cè, Marco
Giusti, Leonardo
Laudicina, Davide
Pepe, Michele
Rescigno, Pietro
contents We determine the hyperfine splitting in the QCD flavour non-singlet mesonic screening masses at asymptotically large temperatures. The analytic calculation is carried out in the dimensionally-reduced effective theory where the first non-zero contribution is of $O(g^4)$ in the QCD coupling constant $g$. Apart for its own theoretical interest, this result provides instrumental information to interpret and to parameterize non-perturbative data that are being produced at very high temperatures by numerical simulations of lattice QCD. Indeed, the comparison with existing non-perturbative results shows that higher order (non-perturbative) contributions in $g$ are needed to explain the data up to the highest temperatures explored, which is of the order of the electroweak scale.
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spellingShingle The hyperfine splitting in QCD mesonic screening masses at asymptotically large temperatures
Cè, Marco
Giusti, Leonardo
Laudicina, Davide
Pepe, Michele
Rescigno, Pietro
High Energy Physics - Lattice
We determine the hyperfine splitting in the QCD flavour non-singlet mesonic screening masses at asymptotically large temperatures. The analytic calculation is carried out in the dimensionally-reduced effective theory where the first non-zero contribution is of $O(g^4)$ in the QCD coupling constant $g$. Apart for its own theoretical interest, this result provides instrumental information to interpret and to parameterize non-perturbative data that are being produced at very high temperatures by numerical simulations of lattice QCD. Indeed, the comparison with existing non-perturbative results shows that higher order (non-perturbative) contributions in $g$ are needed to explain the data up to the highest temperatures explored, which is of the order of the electroweak scale.
title The hyperfine splitting in QCD mesonic screening masses at asymptotically large temperatures
topic High Energy Physics - Lattice
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.07674