Axial-vector mixing and decays
arXiv:1402.2047 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.89.097503
Abstract
Inspired by the very recent LHCb measurements of and the good agreement between the perturbative QCD predictions and the data for many decays, we here investigate the and decays for the first time by employing the perturbative QCD (pQCD) approach, in which the states and are believed to be the mixture of flavor singlet and octet or of quark-flavor states and . We show that the pQCD predictions for the branching ratio of agree well with the data within errors for the mixing angle between and states. Furthermore, the branching ratio of and the large transverse polarization fractions in these two considered channels are also predicted and will be tested by the LHC and the forthcoming Super-B factory experiments. Based on the decay rates of and decay modes predicted in the pQCD approach, the extracted mixing angle between and is basically consistent with currently available experimental measurements and lattice QCD analysis within still large theoretical errors.
10 pages, 1 figure, 1 table; Contents improved and references added; Accepted for publication as a Brief Report in Physical Review D
References in corpus (7)
- Charmless non-leptonic B_s decays to PP, PV and VV final states in the pQCD approach
- Toward the excited isoscalar meson spectrum from lattice QCD
- Isoscalar meson spectroscopy from lattice QCD
- Use of B->J/ψf0 decays to discern the q anti-q or tetraquark nature of scalar mesons
- Hadronic charmless B decays B-> AP
- Penguin Pollution in Decays and Impact on the Extraction of the mixing phase
- Observation of B^0_(s) -> J/ψf_1(1285) decays and measurement of the f_1(1285) mixing angle
Cited by in corpus (10)
- Branching ratios, asymmetries and polarizations of decays
- Phenomenological studies on the decays
- Study of the mixing in the decays
- Ordinary and exotic mesons in the extended Linear Sigma Model
- Nonleptonic decays of in the perturbative QCD approach
- Mixing and dependence of axial vector mesons in the Coulomb gauge QCD model
- Constraints imposed by the partial wave amplitudes on the decays of mesons
- decays with mixing in the perturbative QCD approach
- The new states and and higher light excited mesons
- Charmless hadronic decays in the perturbative QCD approach