Zhang Jian-Bo
Zhejiang University
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Chinese Physics C | 2010
Gong Ming; Chen Ying; Meng Guo-Zhan; He Song; Li Gang; Liu Chuan; Liu Yu-Bin; Ma Jian-Ping; Meng Xiang-Fei; Niu Zhiyuan; Shen Yan; Zhang Jian-Bo; Zhang Yuan-Jiang
Low-energy scattering of D*(+) and (D) over bar (0)(1) meson is studied using quenched lattice QCD with improved lattice actions on anisotropic lattices The threshold scattering parameters, namely the scattering length a(0) and the effective range r(0), for the s-wave scattering in J(P) = 0(-) channel are extracted a(0) = 2 52(47) fm and r(0) = 0 7(1) fm It is argued that, albeit the interaction between the two charmed mesons being attractive, it is unlikely that they can form a shallow bound state in this channel Our calculation provides some useful information on the nature of the newly discovered resonance-like structure Z(+)(4430) by the Belle Collaboration
Chinese Physics Letters | 2003
Ying He-Ping; Dong Shao-Jing; Zhang Jian-Bo
With an exact chiral symmetry, overlap fermions allow us to reach very light quark region. In the minimum mps = 179 MeV, the quenched chiral logarithm diverge is examined. The chiral logarithm parameter δ is calculated from both the pseudo-scalar meson mass mps2 diverge channel and the pseudo-scalar decay constant fP channel. In both the cases, we obtain δ = 0.25±0.03. We also observe that the quenched chiral logarithm diverge occurs only in the mps≤400 MeV region.
Chinese Physics C | 2015
Wang Rui; Chen Ying; Gong Ming; Liu Chuan; Liu Yu-Bin; Liu Zhaofeng; Ma Jian-Ping; Meng Xiang-Fei; Zhang Jian-Bo
We investigate the behavior of the chiral condensate in lattice QCD at finite temperature and finite chemical potential. The study was done using two flavors of light quarks and with a series of
Physical Review D | 2009
Meng Guo-Zhan; Gong Ming; He Song; Niu Zhiyuan; Shen Yan; Chen Ying; Li Gang; Zhang Yuanjiang; Liu Chuan; Liu Yu-Bin; Meng Xiang-Fei; Ma Jian-Ping; Zhang Jian-Bo
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Chinese Physics Letters | 2003
Dong Shao-Jing; Zhang Jian-Bo; Ying He-Ping
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Chinese Physics | 2003
Ying He-Ping; Zhang Jian-Bo
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Chinese Physics Letters | 1996
Ji Da-Ren; Zhang Jian-Bo
at the lattice size
Chinese Physics Letters | 1993
Zhang Jian-Bo; Ji Da-Ren
24\times12^{2}\times6
Chinese Physics Letters | 1992
Ying He-Ping; Zhang Jian-Bo; Ji Da-Ren
. The calculation was done in the Taylar expansion formalism. We are able to calculate the first and second order derivatives of
Chinese Physics Letters | 1989
Zhang Jian-Bo; Ying He-Ping; Li Wenzhou
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