Finite-Volume Effects in (g-2)_{μ}^{HVP,LO}
Maxwell T Hansen1, Agostino Patella2
1Theoretical Physics Department, CERN, 1211 Geneva 23, Switzerland.
Abstract:
An analytic expression is derived for the leading-order finite-volume effects arising in lattice QCD calculations of the hadronic-vacuum-polarization contribution to the muon's magnetic moment a_{μ}^{HVP,LO}≡(g-2)_{μ}^{HVP,LO}/2. For calculations in a finite spatial volume with periodicity L, a_{μ}^{HVP,LO}(L) admits a transseries expansion with exponentially suppressed L scaling. Using a Hamiltonian approach, we show that the leading finite-volume correction scales as exp[-M_{π}L] with a prefactor given by the (infinite-volume) Compton amplitude of the pion, integrated with the muon-mass-dependent kernel. To give a complete quantitative expression, we decompose the Compton amplitude into the spacelike pion form factor F_{π}(Q^{2}) and a multiparticle piece. We determine the latter through next-to leading order in chiral perturbation theory and find that it contributes negligibly and through a universal term that depends only on the pion decay constant, with all additional low-energy constants dropping out of the integral.
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