, , and the Heavy Quark Symmetry relations between form factors
arXiv:1707.09509 · doi:10.1007/JHEP11(2017)061
Abstract
Stringent relations between the form factors exist in the heavy quark limit and the leading symmetry breaking corrections are known. We reconsider their uncertainty and role in the analysis of recent Belle data for with model-independent parametrizations and in the related prediction of . We find and using input from Light Cone Sum Rules, and .
13 pages. Improved discussion of R(D*), P_tau prediction and various explanations added
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