34 research outputs found
Heavy meson thresholds in Born-Oppenheimer Effective field theory
We consider heavy meson-antimeson pairs and their coupling to quarkonium in
the context of nonrelativistic EFTs incorporating the adiabatic expansion. We
work out all the leading order couplings of quarkonium to heavy meson-antimeson
pairs and obtain their contributions to the masses and widths of quarkonia. We
match the new potentials terms to NRQCD. Using the available lattice data for
the coupled system of quarkonium and the lowest laying heavy meson-antimeson
pair, we extract the mixing potential and use it to compute numerically the
contributions of and to the
masses and widths of the charmonium (bottomonium) states for and up
to covering the states in threshold region. When a quarkonium state and a
heavy meson-antimeson pair are separated by small energy gaps, their
interactions can be described by a threshold EFT with contact interactions. We
work out the matching between the two EFTs obtaining the couplings of the
threshold EFT in terms of the mixing potential and quarkonium wave functions.Comment: 26 pages, 9 figure
Exotic bottomonium hadronic transitions
We report on a recent computation of the transitions of exotic bottomonium to
standard bottomonium and light quark hadrons. We work under the assumption that
the and can be described as the lowest
laying and first excitation hybrid bottomonium states, respectively.
The computation has two distinct parts: the heavy quark transition matrix
elements, which are obtained in a nonrelativistic EFT incorporating the heavy
quark, multipole and adiabatic expansions; and the hadronization of the gluonic
operators into the light-meson final states. The single mesons production is
obtained through the axial anomaly and a standard mixing
scheme. Two pion and kaon production is obtained by solving the coupled Omn\`es
problem. We also present result for semi-inclusive transitions.Comment: 8 pages, 4 figures. Contribution to the proceedings of the conference
"15th Quark Confinement and the Hadron Spectrum