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从QCD视锥和规则,根据二倍态的分布幅度,计算出半轻体B €β衰变的形状因子。 该方法在运动区域是有效的,在运动区域中强子酸浸没状态具有不变的质量较小,反冲力较大。 由于存在与两个介子之间的角度有关的附加变量,求和规则的推导变得复杂。 特别是,我们意识到,不能使用基础相关函数中的所有不变幅度,其中一些会在色散关系中产生运动学奇点。 在领先的twist-2逼近中获得了没有这些歧义的两个求和规则,预测了矢量和轴向bâ†的B’0â€+Ï0形状因子F⊥和F⥠当前,分别。 我们在动量转移0 <q2≥12GeV2和接近阈值4mÏ2的二倍体质量上计算这些形状因子。 求和规则的结果表明,相对于最低的P波贡献,较高的分波对形状因子的贡献受到抑制,并且me-介子项并未完全饱和后者。
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Nuclear Physics B 905 (2016) 373–390
www.elsevier.com/locate/nuclphysb
Form factors in
¯
B
0
→ π
+
π
0
¯ν
from QCD light-cone
sum rules
Christian Hambrock, Alexander Khodjamirian
∗
Theoretische
Physik 1, Naturwissenschaftlich-Technische Fakultät, Universität Siegen, D-57068 Siegen, Germany
Received 16
November 2015; received in revised form 25 February 2016; accepted 28 February 2016
Available
online 2 March 2016
Editor: Tommy
Ohlsson
Abstract
The
form factors of the semileptonic B → ππ¯ν decay are calculated from QCD light-cone sum rules
with the distribution amplitudes of dipion states. This method is valid in the kinematical region, where the
hadronic dipion state has a small invariant mass and simultaneously a large recoil. The derivation of the sum
rules is complicated by the presence of an additional variable related to the angle between the two pions.
In particular, we realize that not all invariant amplitudes in the underlying correlation function can be used,
some of them generating kinematical singularities in the dispersion relation. The two sum rules that are free
from these ambiguities are obtained in the leading twist-2 approximation, predicting the
¯
B
0
→ π
+
π
0
form
factors F
⊥
and F
of the vector and axial b → u current, respectively. We calculate these form factors at the
momentum transfers 0 <q
2
12 GeV
2
and at the dipion mass close to the threshold 4m
2
π
. The sum rule
results indicate that the contributions of the higher partial waves to the form factors are suppressed with
respect to the lowest P -wave contribution and that the latter is not completely saturated by the ρ-meson
term.
© 2016 The Authors. Published by Elsevier B.V. This is an open access article under the CC BY license
(http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Funded by SCOAP
3
.
*
Corresponding author.
E-mail
address: khodjamirian@physik.uni-siegen.de (A. Khodjamirian).
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2016.02.035
0550-3213/© 2016
The Authors. Published by Elsevier B.V. This is an open access article under the CC BY license
(http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Funded by SCOAP
3
.
374 C. Hambrock, A. Khodjamirian / Nuclear Physics B 905 (2016) 373–390
1. Introduction
The current tendency in the studies of the flavour-changing decays of heavy hadrons is to
enlarge the set of exclusive processes used for the determination of the fundamental CKM
parameters. Probing different exclusive b → u processes may, in particular, help in the |V
ub
|
determination. The interval of this CKM parameter obtained from the measurements of the
B → π¯ν
decay, combined with the B → π form factors from lattice QCD or from the QCD
light-cone sum rules (LCSR), deviates from the results obtained in the inclusive B → X
u
¯ν
decay studies (see, e.g., the review [1] and references therein).
Alternative e
xclusive b → u processes are being actively investigated, among them the
B → ππ¯ν
decay, where the ρ-meson contribution is prominent. The semileptonic B-decay
mode with the two-pion (dipion) final state is not only important for the |V
ub
| determination,
but also has a rich set of observables (see e.g., Ref. [2]) which can be used for nontrivial tests
of Standard Model. The B → ππ¯ν
decay has already been measured, but mainly its reso-
nant, B → ρ¯ν
part (see e.g., the BaBar [3] and Belle [4] Collaborations data). Significantly
more detailed data on the B → ππ¯ν
observables are expected from the Belle-2 experiment in
future.
The dynamics of the B → ππ¯ν
decay is governed by general B →2π form factors, hence
the calculation of these form factors is becoming the next big task for the practitioners of QCD-
based methods. As discussed in Ref. [2] in detail, various non-lattice methods, from heavy-meson
chiral perturbation theory to the soft-collinear effective theory are applicable, depending on the
re
gion of the Dalitz plot formed by the invariant masses of the lepton pair and dipion.
In this paper
, we use the method of LCSRs [5] to calculate the B →2π form factors relevant
for the
¯
B
0
→ π
+
π
0
−
¯ν
decay. We shall confine ourselves with the charged dipion (isovector)
final state, and postpone the case of the neutral (isoscalar) state with related scalar resonances
for the future work. The approach we use is applicable in the region of small and intermediate
lepton-pair masses, restricting simultaneously the dipion invariant mass by the 1
GeV region,
so that a large hadronic recoil takes place with two energetic and almost collinear pions in the
B-meson rest frame.
The technique we use has man
y similarities with the LCSRs obtained for B → π form factors,
but employs a different and more complicated nonperturbative input: the light-cone distribution
amplitudes (DAs) of the dipion state. These universal objects have been introduced in Refs. [6,
7] to encode the hadronization of the quark-pair in the γγ
∗
→ 2π process at large momentum
transfer. The properties of dipion DAs were worked out in details in Refs. [8,9]. In a differ-
ent context, two-meson wave functions in hard exclusive processes were discussed earlier in
Ref. [10].
In this paper we aim at the follo
wing goals. First, we demonstrate how the method works,
deriving the LCSRs for the two of the B → ππ form factors in the leading twist-2 approxi-
mation. The sum rules predict these form factors at large recoil and small mass of the dipion
state. Second, based on this calculation, we in
vestigate the role of higher partial waves in the
B → ππ form factors and assess the impact of the contributions beyond the ρ-meson in the low-
est P -wave. In what follows, the derivation of LCSRs for B → ππ form factors is presented in
Sect. 2. In Sect. 3 we compare our predictions with the B → ρ form f
actors. In Sect. 4 using the
available information on the chiral-odd dipion DA, we calculate the form factors numerically.
Our conclusions are presented in Sect. 5. The Appendices contain some details (A) on the decay
kinematics and (B) on the dipion DAs.
C. Hambrock, A. Khodjamirian / Nuclear Physics B 905 (2016) 373–390 375
2. Light-cone sum rules with dipion distribution amplitudes
The LCSR derivation starts from defining an appropriate correlation function. We consider
the T -product of the b → u weak current j
V −A
μ
(x) =¯u(x)γ
μ
(1 − γ
5
)b(x) with the B-meson
interpolating current j
(B)
5
(0) = im
b
¯
b(0)γ
5
d(0). Since we are interested in the final state with
two pions, this T -product is then sandwiched between the vacuum and the on-shell dipion state:
μ
(q, k
1
,k
2
) = i
d
4
xe
iqx
π
+
(k
1
)π
0
(k
2
)|T {j
V −A
μ
(x), j
5
(0)}|0. (1)
The above correlation function has a more complicated kinematics than in the case of the one-
pion final state and depends on three independent 4-momenta q, k
1
, k
2
. We denote by k = k
1
+k
2
the total dipion four-momentum and by p = q + k the external four-momentum of the B-meson
interpolating current. At fixed k
2
1,2
= m
2
π
these momenta form four independent invariant vari-
ables, as such we choose p
2
= (q + k)
2
, q
2
, k
2
and q · k, where k = k
1
− k
2
. Further details on
the kinematics are given in the Appendix A.
The correlation function (1) is decomposed in four independent Lorentz-vectors
1
:
μ
(q, k
1
,k
2
) = i
μαβρ
q
α
k
β
1
k
ρ
2
(V )
+q
μ
(A,q)
+k
μ
(A,k)
+k
μ
(A,k)
, (2)
where the first term (the rest) corresponds to the contribution of the vector (axial) part of the
b → u weak current and the invariant amplitudes
(V ),(A,q),...
depend on the four invariant vari-
ables: p
2
, q
2
, k
2
, q · k.
To guarantee the validity of the operator–product expansion (OPE) for the correlation function
(1) near the light-cone (x
2
∼ 0), we consider the region p
2
m
2
b
and q
2
m
2
b
, so that the
b-quark mass provides the large scale. In this respect, the conditions for the light-cone dominance
are practically the same as in the case of the vacuum-to-pion correlation functions used to obtain
the LCSRs for B → π form factors (for a detailed derivation of the latter sum rules see, e.g.,
Ref. [11]). An additional constraint concerns the in
variant mass of dipion which is also kept
small, k
2
1GeV
2
m
2
b
. In this region the two-pion system with isospin one is dominated
by the ρ(770) resonance, accompanied by a nonresonant background. In this paper, we only
consider the charged dipion state, so that only odd angular momenta contribute in the isospin
symmetry limit. This limitation simplifies our analysis, whereas the case of neutral dipion state
where also the scalar/isoscalar f
0
resonances contribute, will be considered elsewhere.
Turning to the calculation of the correlation function (1), in the leading-order (LO) approxi-
mation (α
s
= 0), after inserting the free b-quark propagator, we obtain:
μ
(q, k
1
,k
2
) = i
d
4
x
d
4
f
(2π)
4
e
i(q−f)x
m
b
m
2
b
−f
2
×π
+
(k
1
)π
0
(k
2
)|¯u(x)γ
μ
(1 −γ
5
)(
f + m
b
)γ
5
d(0)|0. (3)
This expression consists of the hard-scattering amplitude – the virtual b-quark propagator – con-
voluted with the vacuum → dipion matrix elements of bilocal quark–antiquark operators. These
matrix elements absorb long-distance dynamics and are expressed via universal dipion DAs, de-
fined following Ref. [8]. The LO diagram of OPE for the correlation function (1) is sho
wn in
Fig. 1.
1
Here we use the convention
0123
=−1.
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