NUCLEAR PHYSICS FROM LATTICE QCD
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1 Twelfth Workshop on Non-Perturbative QCD Paris, June 10-14, 2013 NUCLEAR PHYSICS FROM LATTICE QCD Kostas Orginos
2 QCD Hadron structure and spectrum Hadronic Interactions Nuclear physics Figure by W. Nazarewicz
3 Hadron Interactions Goals: Challenge: Compute properties of nuclei from QCD Spectrum and structure Confirm well known experimental observation for two nucleon systems Explore the largely unknown territory of hyper-nuclear physics Provide input for the equation of state for nuclear matter in neutron stars Provide input for understanding the properties of multi-baryon systems -S XX 4 3 X 2 L 1 6 LLHe L 4 L 6 Li 16 He L 3 L 5 L 7 Li 14 Ne 12 F 17 He H L 4 L 6 8 L 9 Li 10 O 15 Ne He 8 N 13 F 18 H 6 C L 7 L 10 Li 11 O 16 Ne B He 9 N 14 F 19 7 C 12 O 17 Ne 5 B L 8 10 N 15 F 20 He 3 Be 8 C 13 O 18 Ne 5 Li 6 B 11 N 16 F 21 4 Be 9 C 14 O 19 Ne 2 Li 7 B 12 N 17 F 22 He 5 Be 10 C 15 O 20 Ne 3 Li 8 B 13 N 18 F 23 1 He 6 Be 11 C 16 O 21 Ne H 4 Li 9 B 14 N 19 F 24 2 He 7 Be 12 C 17 O 22 Ne H 5 Li 10 B 15 N 20 F 25 3 He 8 Be 13 C 18 O 23 Ne F 1 H 6 Li 11 B 16 N O n 4 He 9 Be 14 C 24 Ne 19 H 7 Li 12 B 17 N 22 F 27 5 He 10 Be 15 C 20 O 25 Ne N 23 F 28 H 8 Li 13 B 18 6 He 11 Be 16 C 21 O 26 Ne H 9 Li 14 B 19 N 24 F 29 He 7 12 Be 17 C 22 O 27 Ne B 20 N 25 F 30 Li H C Be He O 28 Ne F B 21 N 26 O 16 C Be F N B O C 25 N 28 O 5 10 N
4 Scales of the problem Hadronic Scale: 1fm ~ 1x10-13 cm Lattice spacing << 1fm take a=0.1fm Lattice size La >> 1fm take La = 3fm Lattice 32 4 Gauge degrees of freedom: 8x4x32 4 = 3.4x10 7 color dimensions sites
5 The pion mass is an additional small scale ~1/mπ~1.4fm Single hadron volume corrections e m L ~ 6 fm boxes are needed Two hadron bound state volume corrections e applel Binding momentum κ of the deuteron ~ 45MeV Nuclear energy level splittings are a few MeV Box sizes of about 10 fm will be needed
6 Bound States Luscher Comm. Math. Phys 104, E b = p 2 + m p2 + m 2 2 m 1 m 2 p 2 < 0 E b p 2 2µ = 2 2µ = p κ is the binding momentum and µ the reduced mass Finite volume corrections: E b = 3 A 2 e L cubic group irrep: µl + O e 2 L A + 1
7 Scattering on the Lattice Luscher Comm. Math. Phys 105, Elastic scattering amplitude (s-wave): A(p) = A(p) = 4π m 1 p cotδ ip At finite volume one can show: ( ) E n =2 p 2 n + m 2 p cot δ(p) = 1 ( p 2 πl S L 2 4π 2 ) S ( η ) j <Λ j 1 j 2 η 4πΛ Small p: p cot δ(p) = 1 a rp a is the scattering length
8 Two Nucleon spectrum free nucleons } free 2 particle spectrum fm box M n 24 3 lattice anisotropy factor 3.5 M π =390MeV
9 Signal to Noise ratio for correlation functions C(t) = N(t) N(0) Ee M N t var(c(t)) = N N(t)N N(0) Ae 2M N t + Be 3m t StoN = C(t) var(c(t)) = Ae (M N 3/2m )t The signal to noise ratio drops exponentially with time The signal to noise ratio drops exponentially with decreasing pion mass For two nucleons: StoN(2N) = StoN(1N) 2
10 10 3 proton proton proton 10 2 Signal to Noise t Signal to Noise 32 3 x 256 M π =390MeV anisotropy factor 3.5 NPLQCD data
11 Challenges for Nuclear physics New scales that are much smaller than characteristic QCD scale appear The spectrum is complex and more difficult to extract from euclidean correlators Construction of multi-quark correlations functions may be computationally expensive Monte-Carlo evaluation of correlation functions converges slowly
12 Challenges for Nuclear physics New scales that are much smaller than characteristic QCD scale appear The spectrum is complex and more difficult to extract from euclidean correlators Construction of multi-quark correlations functions may be computationally expensive Monte-Carlo evaluation of correlation functions converges slowly We really need better algorithms to deal with an exponentially hard problem
13 Interpolating fields Most general multi-baryon interpolating field N h = X a w a 1,a 2 a n q h q(a 1 ) q(a 2 ) q(a nq ) The indices a are composite including space, spin, color and flavor that can take N possible values The goal is to calculate the tensors w The tensors w are completely antisymmetric Number of terms in the sum are N! (N n q )!
14 Imposing the anti-symmetry: N h = XN w k=1 w (a 1,a 2 a n q ),k h X i i 1,i 2,,i n q q(ai1 ) q(a i2 ) q(a in q ) Reduced weights Totally anti-symmetric tensor 1,2,3,4,,n q =1 Total number of reduced weights: N! n q!(n n q )!
15 Hadronic Interpolating field N h = XM w k=1 W (b 1,b 2 b A ) h X i i 1,i 2,,i A B(bi1 ) B(b i2 ) B(b ia ) hadronic reduced weights baryon composite interpolating field B(b) = N X B(b) k=1 w (a 1,a 2,a 3 ),k b X i 1,i 2,i3 q(a i1 ) q(a i2 ) q(a i3 ) i Basak et.al. PhysRevD (2005)
16 Calculation of weights Compute the hadronic weights Replace baryons by quark interpolating fields Perform Grassmann reductions Read off the reduced weights for the quark interpolating fields Computations done in: algebra (C++) N h = XM w k=1 W (b 1,b 2 b A ) h X i i 1,i 2,,i A B(bi1 ) B(b i2 ) B(b ia ) N h = XN w k=1 w (a 1,a 2 a n q ),k h X i i 1,i 2,,i n q q(ai1 ) q(a i2 ) q(a in q )
17 Interpolating fields Label A s I J Local SU(3) irreps int. field size N 1 0 1/2 1/ / / /2 1/ d nn n 2-1 1/ n 2-1 1/ A, 10 48, 75 n 2-1 3/ n 2-1 3/ n A 96 n A, 10, 10 52,66,75 H , 27 90,132 3 H, 3 He 3 0 1/2 1/ H(1/2+ ) / H(3/2+ ) / He,3 H, nn /2 + 27, 35 30,45 3 He / He He, 4 H 4-1 1/ He , 28 15, 18 0 pnn / NPLQCD arxiv:
18 Interpolating fields Label A s I J Local SU(3) irreps int. field size N 1 0 1/2 1/ / / /2 1/ d nn n 2-1 1/ n 2-1 1/ A, 10 48, 75 n 2-1 3/ n 2-1 3/ n A 96 n A, 10, 10 52,66,75 H , 27 90,132 3 H, 3 He 3 0 1/2 1/ H(1/2+ ) / H(3/2+ ) / He,3 H, nn /2 + 27, 35 30,45 3 He / He He, 4 H 4-1 1/ He , 28 15, 18 0 pnn / NPLQCD arxiv:
19 Contraction methods quark to hadronic interpolating fields quark to quark interpolating fields
20 Quarks to Quarks [N h 1 (t) N h 2 (0)] = Z X j DqD q e S QCD N 0 w X XN w k 0 =1 k=1 w 0(a0 1,a0 2 a0 nq ),k0 h w (a 1,a 2 a n q ),k h X j 1,j 2,,j n q i 1,i 2,,i n q q(a 0 ) q(a0 jn q j 2 )q(a 0 j 1 ) q(a i1 ) q(a i2 ) q(a ) in q i = e S eff X j N 0 w X k 0 =1 XN w k=1 w 0(a0 1,a0 2 a0 nq ),k0 h w (a 1,a 2 a n q ),k h X j 1,j 2,,j n q i 1,i 2,,i n q S(a 0 j1 ; a i1 )S(a 0 j 2 ; a i2 ) S(a 0 j ; a n i ) q n q i Define the matrix: G(j, i) (a0 1,a0 2 a0 nq );(a 1,a 2 a n q ) = S(a 0 j; a i )
21 Quarks to Quarks The matrix: G(j, i) (a0 1,a0 2 a0 nq );(a 1,a 2 a n q ) = S(a 0 j; a i ) The Correlation function: [N h 1 (t) N h 2 (0)] = N 0 w X XN w k 0 =1 k=1 w 0(a0 1,a0 2 a0 nq ),k0 h w (a 1,a 2 a n q ),k h G (a0 1,a0 2 a0 nq );(a 1,a 2 a n q ) Total momentum projection is implicit in the above
22 ~P single point source Quarks to Quarks Naive Cost: Actual Cost: n u!n d!n s! NM n 3 un 3 dn 3 s MN M terms N terms Loop over all source and sink terms Compute the determinant for each flavor Cost is polynomial in quark number
23 H-dibaryon R. L. Jaffe, Phys. Rev. Lett. 38, 195 (1977) Proposed by R. Jaffe 1977 Perturbative color-spin interactions are attractive for (uuddss) Diquark picture of scalar diquarks (ud)(ds)(su) S=-2, B=2, J p =0 + Experimental searches of the H have not found it BNL RHIC (+model): Excludes the region [-95, 0] MeV KEK: Resonance near threshold A. L. Trattner, PhD Thesis, LBL, UMI (2006). C. J. Yoon et al., Phys. Rev. C 75, (2007). Several Lattice QCD calculations have been addressing the existence of a bound H
24 NPLQCD: lattice set up Anisotropic 2+1 clover fermion lattices a ~ 0.125fm (anisotropy of ~ 3.5) Hadron Spectrum/JLAB pion mass ~ 390 MeV Volumes 16 3 x 128, 20 3 x 128, 24 3 x 128, 32 3 x 256 largest box 4fm Smeared source - 3 sink interpolating fields Interpolating fields have the structure of s-wave Λ-Λ system I=0, S=-2, A1, positive parity
25 H-dibaryon: Towards the physical point [ S. Beane et.al. arxiv: Mod. Phys. Lett. A26: 2587, 2011] 50 H-dibaryon: Is bound at heavy quark masses. May be unbound at the physical point B H HMeVL NPLQCD n f = HALQCD n f = m 2 p HGeV 2 L HALQCD:Phys.Rev.Lett.106:162002,2011 ChiPT studies indicate the same trend: P. Shanahan et.al. arxiv: J. Haidenbauer, Ulf-G. Meisner arxiv: NPLQCD
26 H-dibaryon: Towards the physical point [ S. Beane et.al. arxiv: Mod. Phys. Lett. A26: 2587, 2011] 50 H-dibaryon: Is bound at heavy quark masses. May be unbound at the physical point B H HMeVL NPLQCD n f = HALQCD n f = m p HGeVL HALQCD:Phys.Rev.Lett.106:162002,2011 ChiPT studies indicate the same trend: P. Shanahan et.al. arxiv: J. Haidenbauer, Ulf-G. Meisner arxiv: NPLQCD
27 Two baryon bound states [ S. Beane et.al. arxiv: submitted to Phys.Rev.D] V. G. J. Stoks and T. A. Rijken Phys. Rev. C 59, 3009 (1999) [arxiv:nucl-th/ G. A. Miller, arxiv:nucl-th/ J. Haidenbauer, Ulf-G. Meisner Phys.Lett.B684, (2010) arxiv: n f =0: Yamazaki, Kuramashi, Ukawa Phys.Rev. D84 (2011) arxiv: gauge fields 2+1 flavors (JLab) anisotropic clover m π ~ 390MeV NPLQCD
28 Avoiding the noise Work with heavy quarks StoN = C(t) var(c(t)) = Ae (M N 3/2m )t
29 Lattice Setup Isotropic Clover Wilson with LW gauge action Stout smeared (1-level) Tadpole improved SU(3) symmetric point Defined using m π /m Ω Lattice spacing 0.145fm Set using Υ spectroscopy Large volumes NPLQCD arxiv: configurations, 200 correlation functions per configuration 24 3 x x x fm 4.5fm 7.0fm computer time: XSEDE/NERSC
30 Nuclear spectrum NPLQCD
31 Nucleon Phase shifts Luscher Comm. Math. Phys 105, Elastic scattering amplitude (s-wave): A(p) = A(p) = 4π m 1 p cotδ ip At finite volume one can show: ( ) E n =2 p 2 n + m 2 p cot δ(p) = 1 ( p 2 πl S L 2 4π 2 ) S ( η ) j <Λ j 1 j 2 η 4πΛ Small p: p cot δ(p) = 1 a rp a is the scattering length
32 E(p) =2 p 2 + m 2 2m Two Body spectrum in a box... p cot (p) =S( p2 L ) p cot (p) = 1 a + r2 p 2 + E(p) 0 E -1 k back to back momentum k single point source
33 nucleon-nucleon phase shifts NPLQCD L=24,»P»=0 L=32,»P»=0 L=24,»P»=1 L=32 150,»P»=1 Levinson's Theorem Experimental L=24,»P»=0 L=32,»P»=0 L=24,»P»=1 Levinson's Theorem Experimental experiment HdegreesL d H3 S1 L HdegreesL d H1 S0 L kêm p kêm p lattice QCD spin triplet spin singlet M π =800MeV degenerate up down and strange quarks
34 Correlators for large nucleii 4 He HSPL log 10 CHtL têa
35 Correlators for large nucleii 8 Be HSPL log 10 CHtL têa
36 Correlators for large nucleii C HSPL 50 log 10 CHtL têa
37 Correlators for large nucleii O HSPL log 10 CHtL têa
38 Correlators for large nucleii 28 Si HSPL log 10 CHtL têa
39 Expected Carbon spectrum in the 32 3 box N 6 d 4 3 He 3 4 He 4N+2 4 He 8N+ 4 He 3N+3 3 He
40 Expected Carbon spectrum in the 32 3 box N 6 d 4 3 He 3 4 He 4N+2 4 He 8N+ 4 He 3N+3 3 He
41 Conclusions We have a systematic way of constructing all possible interpolating fields Using heavy quarks noise is reduced Special care needs to be given to the selection of interpolating fields Minimize number of terms in the interpolating field and optimize the signal NPLQCD: Presented results for the spectrum of nuclei with A<5 and S>-3... and nucleon-nucleon phase shifts NPLQCD arxiv: , We have an algorithm for quark contractions in polynomial time for A>5 Future work must focus on the improved sampling methods to reduce statistical errors at light quark masses
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