R. Brett, J. Bulava, D. Darvish, Jacob Fallica, Andrew D. Hanlon, Ben Horz, C. Morningstar
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Spectroscopy from the lattice: The scalar glueball
Lattice calculations allow us to probe the low-lying, non-perturbative spectrum of QCD using first principles numerical methods. Here we present the low-lying spectrum in the scalar sector with vacuum quantum numbers including, in fully dynamical QCD for the first time, the mixing between glueball, q-qbar, and meson-meson operators.