Inverse moment of the -meson distribution amplitude from QCD sum rule
arXiv:2008.03935 · doi:10.1007/JHEP10(2020)043
Abstract
We derive a QCD sum rule for the inverse moment of the -meson light-cone distribution amplitude in HQET. Within this method, the symmetry violation is traced to the strange quark mass and to the difference between strange and nonstrange quark condensate densities. We predict the ratio of inverse moments which can be used in various applications of these distribution amplitudes to the analyses of -meson decays, provided an accurate value of is available from other sources, such as the decay.
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