Whether new data on can be understood if consists of only the conventional structure
arXiv:0907.5465 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.80.074030
Abstract
Only two isospin-singlet scalar mesons () and exist below 1 GeV, so that it is natural to suppose that they are two energy eigenstates which are mixtures of and . Is this picture right? Generally, it is considered that mainly consists of , if so, the dominant component of should be . The recent measurement of the CLEO collaboration on the branching ratio of provides an excellent opportunity to testify the structure of , namely whether the data can be understood as long as it consists of mainly the conventional structure. We calculate the form factors of in the light-front quark model (LFQM) and the corresponding branching ratio of the semileptonic decay. By fitting the data, we obtain the mixing angle . The obtained mixing angle shows that the component in may not be dominant.
13pages, 3 figures; some changes were made, references added. Accepted by PRD
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