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Hadron resonances from QCD

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I’ll discuss how we can use the spectrum of QCD in a box to infer the energy dependence of hadron scattering amplitudes, and from these determine resonances. Lattice QCD can be used to compute the required discrete spectrum in a systematic manner. I’ll present some recent applications of the idea with particular focus on the light scalar mesons, a0 and f0.

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