Hadron spectrum from lattice QCD

Nilmani Mathur

Jefferson Laboratory

A comprehensive understanding of the structure and interactions of hadrons from QCD is a great challenge in nuclear and particle physics. At present, lattice QCD is the main way to allow a first-principle, non-perturbative calculation (with controlled systematic errors) of QCD. With the recent congruence of theoretical and computational advances, lattice simulations are becoming increasingly accessible at the physical region. In this talk I will outline recent results on hadron spectrum obtained from lattice QCD.