Leading-twist parton distribution amplitudes of S-wave heavy-quarkonia
arXiv:1511.04943 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2015.11.075
Abstract
The leading-twist parton distribution amplitudes (PDAs) of ground-state and - and -quarkonia are calculated using a symmetry-preserving continuum treatment of the meson bound-state problem which unifies the properties of these heavy-quark systems with those of light-quark bound-states, including QCD's Goldstone modes. Analysing the evolution of and PDAs with current-quark mass, , increasing away from the chiral limit, it is found that in all cases there is a value of for which the PDA matches the asymptotic form appropriate to QCD's conformal limit and hence is insensitive to changes in renormalisation scale, . This mass lies just above that associated with the -quark. At current-quark masses associated with heavy-quarkonia, on the other hand, the PDAs are piecewise convex-concave-convex. They are much narrower than the asymptotic distribution on a large domain of ; but nonetheless deviate noticeably from , which is the result in the static-quark limit. There are also material differences between and PDAs, and between the PDAs for different vector-meson polarisations, which vanish slowly with increasing . An analysis of moments of the root-mean-square relative-velocity, , in and systems reveals that -contributions may be needed in order to obtain a reliable estimate of matrix elements using such an expansion, especially for processes involving heavy pseudoscalar quarkonia.
6 pages, 2 figures, 3 tables
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