Continuity and Semileptonic Form Factors
arXiv:1910.13024 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2020.135708
Abstract
Small changes in the masses of massive external scattering states should correspond to small changes in the non-perturbative parameterization of form factors in quantum field theory, as long as the relevant energy range is not near strong deformations. Here, the definition of ``small'' is investigated and applied to breaking in semileptonic transitions. When unitarity and analyticity are imposed, the differences in the form factors for semileptonic versus decays are found to be within over the entire kinematic range, not just at zero recoil, which is consistent with results from lattice calculations and differs from the expectation using HQET alone.
arXiv comment13 pages, 1 figure; minor changes to text, conclusions identical
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