rule for kaon decays derived from QCD infrared fixed point
arXiv:1312.3319 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.91.034016
Abstract
This article gives details of our proposal to replace ordinary chiral perturbation theory PT by 3-flavor chiral-scale perturbation theory PT. In PT, amplitudes are expanded at low energies and small quark masses about an infrared fixed point of 3-flavor QCD. At , the quark condensate induces nine Nambu-Goldstone bosons: and a QCD dilaton . Physically, appears as the resonance, a pole at a complex mass with real part . The rule for nonleptonic -decays is then a consequence of PT, with a coupling fixed by data for and . We estimate for the nonperturbative Drell-Yan ratio at , and show that, in the many-color limit, becomes a narrow state with planar-gluon corrections. Rules for the order of terms in PT loop expansions are derived in Appendix A, and extended in Appendix B to include inverse-power Li-Pagels singularities due to external operators. This relates to an observation that, for channels, partial conservation of the dilatation current is not equivalent to -pole dominance.
20 pages, 11 figures. This article is an expanded version of the letter arXiv:1203.1321 (2012). v4: Fig. 1 moved to second page to match PRD formatting, minor changes to text and references
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