We study the renormalization of the DeltaS=1 effective weak Hamiltonian with overlap fermions. The mixing coefficients among dimension-six operators are computed at one loop in perturbation theory. As a consequence of the chiral symmetry at finite lattice spacing and of the GIM mechanism, which turns out to be quadratic in the masses, the K-->pi pi and K -->pi matrix elements relevant for the Delta I =1/2 rule can be computed without any power subtractions. The analogous amplitudes for e'/e require one divergent subtraction only, which can be performed non-perturbatively using K-->0 matrix elements

Capitani, S., Giusti, L. (2001). Analysis of the ΔI=1/2 rule and e'/e with overlap fermions. PHYSICAL REVIEW D, 64(1) [10.1103/PhysRevD.64.014506].

Analysis of the ΔI=1/2 rule and e'/e with overlap fermions

GIUSTI, LEONARDO
2001

Abstract

We study the renormalization of the DeltaS=1 effective weak Hamiltonian with overlap fermions. The mixing coefficients among dimension-six operators are computed at one loop in perturbation theory. As a consequence of the chiral symmetry at finite lattice spacing and of the GIM mechanism, which turns out to be quadratic in the masses, the K-->pi pi and K -->pi matrix elements relevant for the Delta I =1/2 rule can be computed without any power subtractions. The analogous amplitudes for e'/e require one divergent subtraction only, which can be performed non-perturbatively using K-->0 matrix elements
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kaon decays, gauge theory, lattice
English
2001
64
1
014506
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Capitani, S., Giusti, L. (2001). Analysis of the ΔI=1/2 rule and e'/e with overlap fermions. PHYSICAL REVIEW D, 64(1) [10.1103/PhysRevD.64.014506].
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