Probing the structure of the meson with
arXiv:2102.03193
Abstract
We consider the decay in QCD factorization for the case of non-zero (but small) , taking into account leading power contributions at NLL in and next-to-leading power corrections at . We further incorporate soft contributions obtained from light-cone sum rules, extrapolated from the Euclidean to physical region using once-subtracted dispersion relations. We restrict ourselves to the case as otherwise the same sign and cannot be distinguished. We study the sensitivity of the results to the leading moment of the -meson distribution amplitude and discuss the potential to extract this quantity at LHCb and the Belle II experiment.
arXiv comment17 pages, 4 figures, 2 tables, version to be submitted to the journal
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