Extraction of form factors from lattice QCD
arXiv:2110.10061 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.105.054515
Abstract
We report on a two-flavour lattice QCD study of the and transitions parameterized, in the heavy quark limit, by the form factors , and , and , respectively. In the search for New Physics through tests of lepton flavour universality, decay channels are complementary to the decays widely studied at factories and LHCb, while on the theory side they can be better controlled than the and decays. The purpose of this exploratory two-flavour study is, in preparation for future analyses of lattice QCD simulations with and physical quark-masses, to gain experience on a suitable method for a lattice extraction of form factors associated with currents that may yield tighter control over systematic effects like contamination from excited states and cut-off effects. We obtain the zero-recoil values and .
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