Extending the application of the LCSR method to low momenta using QCD renormalization-group summation. Theory and phenomenology
arXiv:2101.12661 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.096003
Abstract
We show that using renormalization-group summation to generate the QCD radiative corrections to the transition form factor, calculated with lightcone sum rules (LCSR), renders the strong coupling free of Landau singularities while preserving the QCD form-factor asymptotics. This enables a reliable applicability of the LCSR method to momenta well below 1 GeV. This way, one can use the new preliminary BESIII data with unprecedented accuracy below 1.5 GeV to fine tune the prefactor of the twist-six contribution. Using a combined fit to all available data below 3.1 GeV, we are able to determine all nonperturbative scale parameters and a few Gegenbauer coefficients entering the calculation of the form factor. Employing these ingredients, we determine a pion distribution amplitude with conformal coefficients that agree at the level with the data for GeV and fulfill at the same time the lattice constraints on at NLO together with the constraints from QCD sum rules with nonlocal condensates.The form-factor prediction calculated herewith reproduces the data below 1 GeV significantly better than analogous predictions based on a fixed-order power-series expansion in the strong coupling constant.
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