On some implications of the BaBar data on the transition form factor
arXiv:1903.06650 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2019.04.054
Abstract
At leading-twist accuracy the form factors for the transitions from a virtual photon to the or can be expanded into a power series of the variable , being related to the difference of two photon virtualities. The series possess the remarkable feature that only the Gegenbauer coefficients of the meson distribution amplitudes of order contribute to the term . Thus, for only the asymptotic meson distribution amplitude contributes, allowing for a test of the mixing of the and decay constants. Employing the Gegenbauer coefficients determined in analysis of the form factors in the real photon limit, we present predictions for the and form factors and compare them to the BaBar data.
arXiv comment14 pages, 2 figures
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