Revisiting at Large Dipion Masses
arXiv:1807.01924 · doi:10.1007/JHEP10(2018)030
Abstract
We revisit QCD factorization of form factors at large dipion masses, by deriving new constraints based on the analyticity properties of these objects. We then propose a parametrization of the form factors, inspired by the leading-twist QCD factorization formula, that incorporates all known analytic properties. This parameterization is used to interpolate between the QCDF results and the constraints from the pole. Based on this interpolation, we predict the decay rate in a larger phase space region than previous studies could. We obtain a partially-integrated branching ratio up to , which implies that a measurement of the non-resonant semileptonic decay is potentially within reach of the Belle II experiment.
15 pages, 1 figure, 2 tables
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