Contribution of exclusive channels to the leading order HVP of the muon
arXiv:2205.07130 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.106.073009
Abstract
We evaluate the contributions of exclusive channels to the dispersion integral of the leading order HVP of the muon anomalous magnetic moment. These channels are included in some way in previous evaluations of the and contributions to , where the vector resonances (decaying into ) are assumed to be on-shell. Since the separation of resonance and background contributions in a given observable is, in general, a model-dependent procedure, here we use pseudoscalar mesons and the photon as the and states of the -matrix, such that the cross section contains the interferences among different contributing to the amplitudes. We find , where uncertainties stem mainly from vector meson dominance model parameters. Improved experimental studies of these exclusive channels in the whole range below 2 GeV would reduce model-dependency.
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