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Nucleon parton distributionsfrom lattice QCD
Philipp Hägler
supported by
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Motivation
• get deeper insight into inner quark and gluon structure of hadrons
• learn about fundamental aspects and mechanisms of the strong interaction
• facilitate understanding and interpretation of phenomenology of hadron scattering and production; comparison with experiment
• make predictions; support search for „new physics“
• provide an approach that is complementary/alternative to the „triumvirate“ pQCD + QCD factorization + experiment as well as other NP-approaches
• validate and improve lattice methods and techniques
• ...
• get deeper insight into inner quark and gluon structure of hadrons
• learn about fundamental aspects and mechanisms of the strong interaction
• facilitate understanding and interpretation of phenomenology of hadron scattering and production; comparison with experiment
• make predictions; support search for „new physics“
• provide an approach that is complementary/alternative to the „triumvirate“ pQCD + QCD factorization + experiment as well as other NP-approaches
• validate and improve lattice methods and techniques
• ...
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DIS SIDIS DVCS
QCD factorization and observables on the lattice
bilocal operators on the light-conebilocal operators on the light-cone on a Euclidean space-time latticeon a Euclidean space-time lattice
x-momentsx-moments
matrix elements of local (quark) operatorsmatrix elements of local (quark) operators
(generalized) form factors(generalized) form factors
x-moments ofPDFs, GPDs
x-moments ofPDFs, GPDs
use manifestly non-local operatorsoff the light-cone on the lattice
use manifestly non-local operatorsoff the light-cone on the lattice
approach light-cone limit usingextrapolations/theory
approach light-cone limit usingextrapolations/theory
invariant amplitudesinvariant amplitudes
TMDsTMDs(?)
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Lattice QCD: Introduction
hadron properties&structurehadron properties&structure
hadron masseshadron masses
form factorsform factors
moments of (generalized) PDFsmoments of (generalized) PDFs
decay constantsdecay constants
polarizabilitiespolarizabilities
moments of distribution amplitudesmoments of distribution amplitudes
k-dependent distributions (TMDs)k-dependent distributions (TMDs)pion, nucleon, , pion, nucleon, ,
hadronshadrons
Nf=2 and 2+1, many differentlattice actions (Wilson, DW,...)
with m≈300MeV standard
Nf=2 and 2+1, many differentlattice actions (Wilson, DW,...)
with m≈300MeV standard
lattice computationslattice computations
systematic„ab initio“-approach; still with:
systematic„ab initio“-approach; still with:
discretization errors/effects finite volume errors/effects large quark masses ...
discretization errors/effects finite volume errors/effects large quark masses ...
Euclidean
significant progress in hadron structure calculations on the lattice during last 10 yearssignificant progress in hadron structure calculations on the lattice during last 10 years
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gauge fields/links U
quark propagators
quarks
= vector-, axialvector-, quark spin flip-, (spin-2) graviton-, „spin-n“ coupling
Kentucky (Liu et al.), Collins Bali Schäfer,...Kentucky (Liu et al.), Collins Bali Schäfer,...
Typical „measurements“ on the lattice
compute the path-integral using MC methodscompute the path-integral using MC methods
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Not quite as trivial as it might appear...
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Past and ongoing lattice studies
pion and nucleon form factorspion and nucleon form factors
QCDSF/UKQCDRBC/UKQCD
LHPCMIT/Cyprus
ETMCJLQCD
CLS (Mainz)...
QCDSF/UKQCDRBC/UKQCD
LHPCMIT/Cyprus
ETMCJLQCD
CLS (Mainz)...
moments of PDFsmoments of PDFs
QCDSF/UKQCDLHPC
RBC/UKQCDETMC
...
QCDSF/UKQCDLHPC
RBC/UKQCDETMC
...
moments of GPDsmoments of GPDsQCDSF/UKQCD
LHPC(ETMC?)
...
QCDSF/UKQCDLHPC
(ETMC?)...
reviews: Zanotti 0812.3845; Renner 1002.0925PhH Phys.Rept. 2010 (0912.5483)
reviews: Zanotti 0812.3845; Renner 1002.0925PhH Phys.Rept. 2010 (0912.5483)concentrate on small number of selected resultsconcentrate on small number of selected results
„TMDs on the lattice“„TMDs on the lattice“ PhH, Musch, Negele, SchäferPhH, Musch, Negele, Schäfer
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Isovector momentum fraction
substantial systematic uncertainties: renormalization, discretization errors, excited state contamination, ...?substantial systematic uncertainties: renormalization, discretization errors, excited state contamination, ...?
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Form factors of the energy momentum tensor
QCDSF/UKQCD nf=2A.Sternbeck, D.Pleiter, J.Zanotti et al.
m~180...1000 MeV
QCDSF/UKQCD nf=2A.Sternbeck, D.Pleiter, J.Zanotti et al.
m~180...1000 MeV
10 out of ~28 ensembles10 out of ~28 ensembles
NP-renormalized[Göckeler et al. 1003.5756]
NP-renormalized[Göckeler et al. 1003.5756]
[non-singlet, connected only]*
u-d u+d(*)
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Form factors of the energy momentum tensor
QCDSF/UKQCD nf=2A.Sternbeck, D.Pleiter, J.Zanotti et al.
QCDSF/UKQCD nf=2A.Sternbeck, D.Pleiter, J.Zanotti et al.
[non-singlet, connected only]*
u-d u+d(*)
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Form factors of the energy momentum tensor
QCDSF/UKQCD nf=2A.Sternbeck, D.Pleiter, J.Zanotti et al.
QCDSF/UKQCD nf=2A.Sternbeck, D.Pleiter, J.Zanotti et al.
[non-singlet, connected only]*
u-d u+d(*)
In summary: nice data (more to come) no big surprises compares well with previous studies(QCDSF [Ohtani et al. 0710.1534], LHPC nf=2+1 [PhH et al. 0705.4295], [Bratt et al. 1001.3620]) detailed analysis (systematic uncertainties, chiral extrapolations, etc.) in the near future
In summary: nice data (more to come) no big surprises compares well with previous studies(QCDSF [Ohtani et al. 0710.1534], LHPC nf=2+1 [PhH et al. 0705.4295], [Bratt et al. 1001.3620]) detailed analysis (systematic uncertainties, chiral extrapolations, etc.) in the near future
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Ju, Jd template figure (update)
LHPC arXiv:1001.3620
LHPC PRD `08 0705.4295
QCDSF (Ohtani et al.) 0710.1534
Goloskokov&Kroll EPJC`09 0809.4126
Wakamatsu 0908.0972
DiFeJaKr EPJC `05 hep-ph/0408173
(Myhrer&)Thomas PRL`08 0803.2775
[JLab Hall A PRL`07; HERMES JHEP`08]
[non-singlet, connected only; add. uncertainties due to chiral extrapolations, renormalization]*
**
*QCDSF/UKQCD preliminary *,1
1Sternbeck, Pleiter, Zanotti et al. 2011
lattice results fromcovariant BChPT extrapolations
[Dorati, Gail, Hemmert NPA 2008]
lattice results fromcovariant BChPT extrapolations
[Dorati, Gail, Hemmert NPA 2008]
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Transverse momentum distributions (TMDs)in lattice QCD
[B. Musch, PhH, J. Negele, A. Schäfer, arXiv:1011.1213 (PRD); PhH, B. Musch, J. Negele, A. Schäfer, EPL 2009 (arXiv:0908.1283)B. Musch, PhD thesis arXiv:0907.2381]
motivationmotivation
hadron structure:-intrinsic k of quarks & gluons inside hadrons
-correlations between momentum, coordinate & spin DOFs
hadron structure:-intrinsic k of quarks & gluons inside hadrons
-correlations between momentum, coordinate & spin DOFs
conceptual questions related to:-TMD-(QCD)-factorization of semi-inclusive processes-probabilistic interpretation of TMDs; relation to PDFs
-relation between TMDs and GPDs-manifestly non-local operators and path geometries on the lattice
conceptual questions related to:-TMD-(QCD)-factorization of semi-inclusive processes-probabilistic interpretation of TMDs; relation to PDFs
-relation between TMDs and GPDs-manifestly non-local operators and path geometries on the lattice
phenomenology:-SIDIS, DY production
-T-odd effects & single-spin azimuthal asymmetries-factorization or correlations in x, k? (test factorization assumption)
↔ MC event generators (PYTHIA, HERWIG,.. for LHC, Tevatron)
phenomenology:-SIDIS, DY production
-T-odd effects & single-spin azimuthal asymmetries-factorization or correlations in x, k? (test factorization assumption)
↔ MC event generators (PYTHIA, HERWIG,.. for LHC, Tevatron)
HERMES (SIDIS) PRL 2009HERMES (SIDIS) PRL 2009
on Hon H
(and COMPASS PLB 2009, 2010)(and COMPASS PLB 2009, 2010)
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Definitions of TMDs and QCD factorization
solutions/proposalssolutions/proposals
Mulders et al.1996- („LO“); Anselmino et al., Radicci, Bachetta et al., … 1999- („LO“)Collins 1980- ; Collins&Metz; Collins&Hauptmann; Ji,Ma&Yuan 2004- („NLO“),...
Cherednikov&Stefanis(1980s-) 2007- („NLO“); Chay 2007 (EFT, „NLO“)Becher, Neubert 2010 (EFT) ~ „no factorization in terms of TMDs possible“
Aybat&Rogers 2011 („NnLO“?) →Collins („NnLO“?) in "Foundations of Perturbative QCD", (Cambridge University Press)
„Not yet published - available from May 2011“
Mulders et al.1996- („LO“); Anselmino et al., Radicci, Bachetta et al., … 1999- („LO“)Collins 1980- ; Collins&Metz; Collins&Hauptmann; Ji,Ma&Yuan 2004- („NLO“),...
Cherednikov&Stefanis(1980s-) 2007- („NLO“); Chay 2007 (EFT, „NLO“)Becher, Neubert 2010 (EFT) ~ „no factorization in terms of TMDs possible“
Aybat&Rogers 2011 („NnLO“?) →Collins („NnLO“?) in "Foundations of Perturbative QCD", (Cambridge University Press)
„Not yet published - available from May 2011“
SIDIS
(regularization and) removalof rapidity/light-cone
divergences
(regularization and) removalof rapidity/light-cone
divergences
gauge-invariancegauge-invariance
TMD-extractions/phenomenology
TMD-extractions/phenomenology
??
Is there is a unique, commonly acceptedexact definition of (SIDIS-)TMDs in terms of (GI)
quark- and gluon operators available?
Is there is a unique, commonly acceptedexact definition of (SIDIS-)TMDs in terms of (GI)
quark- and gluon operators available? !?
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Transverse momentum dependent PDFs - formalism
TMDs are part of expansion in , classified according to twistTMDs are part of expansion in , classified according to twist
how can TMDs ever be accessed on an Euclidean lattice with hadrons (nearly) at rest?how can TMDs ever be accessed on an Euclidean lattice with hadrons (nearly) at rest?
define Fourier-transformedamplitudes
define Fourier-transformedamplitudes
twist-2twist-2 twist-3twist-3notation of
[Mulders, TangermannNPB 1996; Boer, Mulders
PRD 57 (1998)]
notation of[Mulders, Tangermann
NPB 1996; Boer, MuldersPRD 57 (1998)]
[Musch et al. arXiv:1011.1213 (PRD)]
example: direct -„process independent“ –
-Wilson lines
example: direct -„process independent“ –
-Wilson lines
parametrization of coordinate spacecorrelators in terms of 9 complexinvariant amplitudes
parametrization of coordinate spacecorrelators in terms of 9 complexinvariant amplitudes
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Transverse momentum dependent PDFs – „extended“ formalism
spatially extendedU-shaped links, e.g.
spatially extendedU-shaped links, e.g.
physically more relevant
„process dependent“
or
„SIDIS“ or „DY“
physically more relevant
„process dependent“
or
„SIDIS“ or „DY“
access to T-odd structures
access to T-odd structures
Sivers, Boer-Mulders effects
Sivers, Boer-Mulders effects
parametrization of coordinate space correlators
in terms of 32 independent complex invariant amplitudes [Goeke, Metz, Schlegel
PLB 2005], e.g.
parametrization of coordinate space correlators
in terms of 32 independent complex invariant amplitudes [Goeke, Metz, Schlegel
PLB 2005], e.g.
note: the appearance of 32 structures is not a „lattice
artefact“
note: the appearance of 32 structures is not a „lattice
artefact“
the 32 invariant amplitudes can be matched on 32 independent TMDs of twist-2,3,4 [Goeke, Metz, Schlegel PLB 2005]
the 32 invariant amplitudes can be matched on 32 independent TMDs of twist-2,3,4 [Goeke, Metz, Schlegel PLB 2005]
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Typical results
LHPC, Nf=2+1DW-valence
+staggerd sea
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TMDs on the lattice
....
....renormalization (potential power divergencies)renormalization (potential power divergencies) Gaussian parametrization and
regularization of UV divergencies
Gaussian parametrization andregularization of UV divergencies
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l2-dependence of the (renormalized) invariant amplitudes
unpolarizedunpolarized
unpolarizedunpolarized
[B. Musch, PhH, J. Negele, A. Schäfer, arXiv:1011.1213 (PRD)]
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l2-dependence of the (renormalized) invariant amplitudes
worm-gearworm-gearworm-gearworm-gear
long. polarizedlong. polarized
long. polarizedlong. polarized
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l2-dependence of the (renormalized) invariant amplitudes
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l2-dependence of the (renormalized) invariant amplitudes
„pretz....“„pretz....“
„pretz....“„pretz....“
transversitytransversity
transversitytransversity
compare e.g. to models:Pasquini et al PRD 2008, Bacchetta et al.,...
compare e.g. to models:Pasquini et al PRD 2008, Bacchetta et al.,...
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Correlations in
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Intrinsic transverse momentum densities of the nucleon
genuine effectof intrinsic transversemomentum of quarks
genuine effectof intrinsic transversemomentum of quarks
GPDs
PhH, B. Musch et al.EPL 2009, arXiv:0908.1283
PhH, B. Musch et al.EPL 2009, arXiv:0908.1283
[Boglione, Mulders PRD 60 (1999), Diehl, PhH EPJC 44
(2005)]
[Boglione, Mulders PRD 60 (1999), Diehl, PhH EPJC 44
(2005)]
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Preliminary results for extended gauge links[calculations and results by Berni Musch (JLab)]
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T-odd effects and transverse momentum shifts
with the Collins-Soperparameter ζ
with the Collins-Soperparameter ζ
CS evolution[CS NPB 1981,
IdJiMaYu hep-ph/0406302]
CS evolution[CS NPB 1981,
IdJiMaYu hep-ph/0406302]
move gauge link to infinity; ‚final state interactions‘ approach the light-cone; -moments
move gauge link to infinity; ‚final state interactions‘ approach the light-cone; -moments
note: limit anywaynot defined without regulator [see e.g.
BaBoDiMu 0803.0227] ↔ work at finite
note: limit anywaynot defined without regulator [see e.g.
BaBoDiMu 0803.0227] ↔ work at finite
note: regularizes rapidity divergencesnote: regularizes rapidity divergences
note: soft factors cancel out in amplitude-ratiosnote: soft factors cancel out in amplitude-ratios
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Sivers transverse momentum shift
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Boer-Mulders transverse momentum shift
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Boer-Mulders transverse momentum shift – ζ-dependence
?
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negative Boer-Mulders function for up- and down quarks in the proton and the pion[hep-lat/0612032], [0708.2249]
negative Boer-Mulders function for up- and down quarks in the proton and the pion[hep-lat/0612032], [0708.2249]
if preliminary TMD-results hold, a consistent picture could be emergingif preliminary TMD-results hold, a consistent picture could be emerging
Relation to deformed quark impact parameter distributions
chromodynamic lensing[Burkardt hep-ph/0302144, 0811.1206]
chromodynamic lensing[Burkardt hep-ph/0302144, 0811.1206]
tensor GPDs of the nucleon and pion on the lattice[QCDSF (PhH et al.) hep-lat/0612032, (BrDiHä et al.) 0708.2249]
tensor GPDs of the nucleon and pion on the lattice[QCDSF (PhH et al.) hep-lat/0612032, (BrDiHä et al.) 0708.2249]
+
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Summary & Outlook
study different/additional link structuresstudy different/additional link structures
first direct lattice calculations of non-local operators related to TMDsfirst direct lattice calculations of non-local operators related to TMDs
ongoing promising efforts in computation of moments of GPDs on the latticeongoing promising efforts in computation of moments of GPDs on the lattice
employ larger momenta Pemploy larger momenta P
different pion masses, chiral extr.different pion masses, chiral extr.
first exploratory lattice study of „T-odd“ effectsfirst exploratory lattice study of „T-odd“ effects
investigations of systematic effects are in progress and should to be intensifiedinvestigations of systematic effects are in progress and should to be intensified
NP-renormalization, excited states, disconnected contributions,... NP-renormalization, excited states, disconnected contributions,...
with respect to invariant amplitudes/TMDswith respect to invariant amplitudes/TMDs
study η→ limit ζ-evolution
study η→ limit ζ-evolution
x (l·P)-dependence;(x,k)-correlations
x (l·P)-dependence;(x,k)-correlations
......
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work done in collaboration with/based on results from
B. Bistrovic, J. Bratt, J.W. Negele, A. Pochinsky, S. Syritsyn (MIT)
R.G. Edwards, B. Musch, D.G. Richards (JLab)K. Orginos (W&M)
M. Engelhardt (New Mexico)G. Fleming, M. Lin (Yale),
H.-W. Lin (INT),H. Meyer (Mainz),
D.B. Renner (DESY Zeuthen), M. Procura (TUM), W. Schroers
(LHPC)
D. Brömmel (Southampton),M. Diehl (DESY),
M. Göckeler, M. Gürtler, Th. Hemmert, A. Schäfer, A. Sternbeck, F. Winter (Regensburg U.)
R. Horsley, J. Zanotti (Edinburgh U.)Y. Nakamura (Regensburg)
P. Rakow (Liverpool U.) D. Pleiter, G. Schierholz (DESY)
H. Stüben (ZIB); M. Ohtani (Tokyo)
(QCDSF/UKQCD)
M. Altenbuchinger, B. Musch (→JLab), W. Weise
(T39, TUM)
(additional) references: QCDSF: PoS(LAT2006)120; 0710.1534; PRL 98 222001 (2007);PRD 74:094508,2006 (hep-lat/0603028); PRL 2008 (0708.2249);
LHPC: PRL 96 502001 (2006) ; PRD 77, 094502 (2008), 0810.1933; PRD81:034507, 2010 (0907.4194); 1001.3620; PhH Phys.Rep. 2010 (0912.5483); 1011.1213
(additional) references: QCDSF: PoS(LAT2006)120; 0710.1534; PRL 98 222001 (2007);PRD 74:094508,2006 (hep-lat/0603028); PRL 2008 (0708.2249);
LHPC: PRL 96 502001 (2006) ; PRD 77, 094502 (2008), 0810.1933; PRD81:034507, 2010 (0907.4194); 1001.3620; PhH Phys.Rep. 2010 (0912.5483); 1011.1213