Tetramixing of vector and pseudoscalar mesons: A source of intrinsic quarks
arXiv:1107.5088 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.84.034003
Abstract
The tetramixing of pseudoscalar mesons --- and vector mesons --- are studied in the light-cone constituent quark model, and such mixing of four mesons provides a natural source for the intrinsic charm components of light mesons. By mixing with the light mesons, the charmonium states and could decay into light mesons more naturally, without introducing gluons or a virtual photon as intermediate states. Thus, the introduction of light quark components into is helpful to reproduce the new experimental data of decays. The mixing matrices and the behaviors of the transition form factors are also calculated and compared with experimental data.
20 pages, 10 figures. Version for publication in PRD
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