44 research outputs found
A guide to the QCD light-cone sum rule for -quark decays
We overview the current status and future perspectives of the QCD-based
method of light-cone sum rules. The two main versions of these sum rules, using
light-meson and -meson distribution amplitudes are introduced and the most
important applications of the method are discussed. We also outline open
problems and future perspectives of this method.Comment: Invited review for EPJST, 48 pages, 8 table
transition form factors from QCD light-cone sum rules
Light-cone sum rules for the transition form
factors are derived from the correlation functions expanded by the twist of the
distribution amplitudes of baryon. In terms of the
three-quark distribution amplitudes models constrained by the QCD theory, we
calculate the form factors at small momentum transfers and compare the results
with that estimated in the conventional light-cone sum rules (LCSR) and
perturbative QCD approaches. Our results indicate that the two different
version of sum rules can lead to the consistent numbers of form factors
responsible for transition. The
transition form factors from
LCSR with the asymptotic baryon distribution amplitudes are found
to be almost one order larger than that obtained in the -baryon
LCSR, implying that the pre-asymptotic corrections to the baryonic distribution
amplitudes are of great importance. Moreover, SU(3) symmetry breaking effect
between the form factors and are computed as in the framework of
-baryon LCSR.Comment: 18 pages, 5 figure
Weak productions of new charmonium in semi-leptonic decays of B_c
We study the weak productions of novel heavy mesons, such as
, , , , X(3940),
Y(3940), X(3872), and Y(4260), in the semi-leptonic decays. Since there
is still no definite answer for the components of X(3940), Y(3940), X(3872),
Y(4260) so far, we will assign them as excited charmonium states with the
possible quantum numbers constrained by the current experiments. As for the
weak transition form factors, we calculate them in the framework of light-cone
QCD sum rules approach, which is proved to be a powerful tool to deal with the
non-perturbative hadronic matrix element. Our results indicate that different
interpretations of X(3940) can result in remarkable discrepancy of the
production rate in the decays, which would help to clarify the inner
structure of the X(3940) with the forthcoming LHC-b experiments. Besides, the
predicted large weak production rates of X(3872) and Y(3940) in decays
and the small semi-leptonic decay rate for all depend on
their quantum number assignments. Moreover, the mixing of
various vector charmonium states in the weak decay of is also discussed
in this work. The future experimental measurements of these decays will test
the inner structures of these particles, according to our predictions here.Comment: 26 pages, with 7 figures, revTex
Twist-3 distribution amplitudes of scalar mesons from QCD sum rules
We study the twist-3 distribution amplitudes for scalar mesons made up of two
valence quarks based on QCD sum rules.
By choosing the proper correlation functions, we derive the moments of the
scalar mesons up to the first two order. Making use of these moments, we then
calculate the first two Gegenbauer coefficients for twist-3 distribution
amplitudes of scalar mesons. It is found that the second Gegenbauer
coefficients of scalar density twist-3 distribution amplitudes for
and mesons are quite close to that for , which indicates that the
SU(3) symmetry breaking effect is tiny here. However, this effect could not be
neglected for the forth Gegenbauer coefficients of scalar twist-3 distribution
amplitudes between and . Besides, we also observe that the first two
Gegenbauer coefficients corresponding to the tensor current twist-3
distribution amplitudes for all the , and are very small.
The renormalization group evolution of condensates, quark masses, decay
constants and moments are considered in our calculations. As a byproduct, it is
found that the masses for isospin I=1, scalar mesons are around
GeV and GeV respectively, while the mass for
isospin state composed of is GeV.Comment: replaced with revised version, to be published in Phys. Rev.
Exploring Final State Hadron Structure and SU(3) Flavor Symmetry Breaking Effects in D->PP and D->PV Decays
The nonleptonic two body decays and are investigated
based on the diagrammatic decomposition in a generalized factorization
formalism. It is shown that to fit the experimental data, the SU(3) flavor
symmetry breaking effects of the coefficients s should be considered in
decay modes. In decays, the final state hadron structure
due to the pseudoscalar and vector mesons has more important effects on the
coefficients s than the SU(3) symmetry breaking effects. It is found that
the nonfactorizable contributions as well as that of the exchange and
annihilation diagrams are significant in these decays.Comment: 20 pages, 6 tables, to appear in Eur.Phys.J.
Three-parton contribution to the form factors in factorization
We calculate the three-parton twist-3 contribution to the
transition form factors in the factorization theorem. Since different
mesons are involved in the initial and final states,
two(three)-parton-to-three(two)-parton amplitudes do not vanish. It is found
that the dominant contribution arises from the diagrams with the additional
valence gluon attaching to the leading-order hard gluon. Employing the
three-parton meson distribution amplitudes from QCD sum rules, we show that
this subleading piece amounts only up to few percents of the form factors at
large recoil of the pion. The framework for analyzing three-parton
contributions to meson decays in the factorization is established.Comment: 8 pages, 3 figure