Reconciling charmonium production and polarization data within the nonrelativistic QCD framework
arXiv:1505.02675 · doi:10.1088/1674-1137/42/4/043104
Abstract
A thorough study reveals that the only key parameter for (, ) polarization is the ratio , if the velocity scaling rule holds. The fit of the yield data is incapable of the determination of this parameter. We provide a universal approach to fixing the long-distance matrix elements (LDMEs) for the and production. Further, with the existing data, we implement this approach, and obtain a favorable set of the LDMEs, and manage to reconcile the charmonia production and polarization experiment. A quantitative analysis indicates that theoretical corrections to the short-distance coefficients change only the values of the LDMEs but not the phenomenological results.
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