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Search for the pentaquark resonance signature in lattice QCD

Claims concerning the possible discovery of the {theta}{sup +} pentaquark, with minimal quark content uudds, have motivated our comprehensive study into possible pentaquark states using lattice QCD. We review various spin-(1/2) pentaquark interpolating fields in the literature and create a new candidate ideal for lattice QCD simulations. Using these interpolating fields we attempt to isolate a signal for a five-quark resonance. Calculations are performed using improved actions on a large 20{sup 3}x40 lattice in the quenched approximation. The standard lattice resonance signal of binding at quark masses near the physical regime, observed for established baryon resonances, is not observed for spin-(1/2) pentaquark states. Thus we find no evidence supporting the existence of a spin-(1/2) pentaquark resonance in quenched QCD.