Improved analysis of the (O_7, O_7) contribution to at
arXiv:1611.08449 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.95.053006
Abstract
The present study is devoted for an improved analysis of the self-interference contribution of the electromagnetic dipole operator O_7 to the double differential decay width for the inclusive process, where the kinematical variables s_1 and s_2 are defined as s_i=(p_b - q_i)^2/m_b^2 with p_b, q_1, q_2 being the momenta of the b-quark and two photons. This calculation completes the NLL QCD prediction of the numerically important self-interference contribution of O_7 by keeping the full dependence on the strange-quark mass m_s, which is introduced to control possible collinear configurations of one of the photons with the strange quark. Our results are given for exact m_s, in contrast to an earlier work where only logarithmic and constant terms in m_s were retained. This improved NLL result for the (O_7, O_7)-interference contribution shows that finite m_s effects are only sizable near the kinematical endpoints of the spectrum . At the level of the branching ratio, in the phase-space region considered in this paper, it is observed that does not develop a sizable m_s dependence: the impact on this branching ratio is less than 5% when m_s is varied between 400-600 MeV. For the same phase-space region finite strange quark mass effects for the branching ratio are less than 7%.
arXiv comment14 pages, 2 tables, 9 figures, extends earlier related works of us arXiv:1110.1251 and arXiv:1403.4502. A Fortran program "doublediff.F" giving the complete results of our work is also appended
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