Probing Spectator Scattering and Annihilation Corrections in Decays
arXiv:1504.04907 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.91.074026
Abstract
Motivated by the recent LHCb measurements on and decay modes, we revisit the decays within QCD factorization framework. The effects of hard-spectator scattering and annihilation corrections are studied in detail. After performing a -fit on the end-point parameters (, ) and (, ) with available data, it is found that although some possible mismatches exist, the universalities of and in and systems are still allowed within theoretical uncertainties and experimental errors. With the end-point parameters gotten from decays, the numerical results and detailed analyses for the observables of , , , and decay modes are presented. In addition, we have identified a few useful observables, especially the ones of decay for instance, for probing hard-spectator scattering and annihilation contributions.
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