A Study of Power Suppressed Contributions in Decay
arXiv:1910.02850 · doi:10.1140/epja/s10050-020-00064-5
Abstract
The power suppressed amplitude which describes the Pauli () coupling in the decay is calculated within the effective field theory framework. It is shown that at the leading-order approximation this contribution is factorisable and the overlap with the hadronic final state can be described by collinear matrix elements. The obtained contribution depends on the nucleon light-cone distribution amplitudes of twist-3 and twist-4. This result is used for a qualitative phenomenological analysis of existing data for decay: branching ratio and the angular distribution in the cross section .
Small errors and few typos are fixed, the conclusions were not changed
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