Variational Study of

CHEN Qi-Zhou; FANG Xi-Yan; XU Guo-Cai; LIU Jin-Ming; LUO Xiang-Qian

Chinese Physics C> 1991, Vol. 15> Issue(6) : 518-523

Variational Study of

Zhongshan University,Guangzhou 510275

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We use the variationad method to study the meson states in the lattice Schwinger Model,and to calculate the mass ratio of vector and scalar mesons as well as the mass of vector meson.Our results are consistent with the exactly values in the continuum.

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CHEN Qi-Zhou, FANG Xi-Yan, XU Guo-Cai, LIU Jin-Ming and LUO Xiang-Qian. Variational Study of[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1991, 15(6): 518-523.

CHEN Qi-Zhou, FANG Xi-Yan, XU Guo-Cai, LIU Jin-Ming and LUO Xiang-Qian. Variational Study of[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1991, 15(6): 518-523. shu

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Variational Study of

Corresponding author: CHEN Qi-Zhou,

Zhongshan University,Guangzhou 510275

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Available Online: 1991-06-05

Abstract: We use the variationad method to study the meson states in the lattice Schwinger Model,and to calculate the mass ratio of vector and scalar mesons as well as the mass of vector meson.Our results are consistent with the exactly values in the continuum.