Comparison of lattice QCD+QED predictions for radiative leptonic decays of light mesons with experimental data
arXiv:2012.02120 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.053005
Abstract
We present a comparison of existing experimental data for the radiative leptonic decays , where or and or , from the KLOE, PIBETA, E787, ISTRA+ and OKA collaborations with theoretical predictions based on the recent non-perturbative determinations of the structure-dependent vector and axial-vector form factors, and respectively. These were obtained using lattice QCD+QED simulations at order in the electromagnetic coupling. We find good agreement with the KLOE data on decays from which the form factor can be determined. For decays we observe differences of up to 3\,-\,4 standard deviations at large photon energies between the theoretical predictions and the data from the E787, ISTRA+ and OKA experiments and similar discrepancies in some kinematical regions with the PIBETA experiment on radiative pion decays. A global study of all the kaon-decay data within the Standard Model results in a poor fit, largely because at large photon energies the KLOE and E787 data cannot be reproduced simultaneously in terms of the same form factor . The discrepancy between the theoretical and experimental values of the form factor is even more pronounced. These observations motivate future improvements of both the theoretical and experimental determinations of the structure-dependent form factors and , as well as further theoretical investigations of models of "new physics" which might for example, include possible flavor changing interactions beyond and/or non-universal corrections to the lepton couplings.
arXiv comment31 pages, 8 figures, 11 tables. Version to appear in Phys. Rev. D
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