Lattice QCD calculation of decay
arXiv:2208.03834 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.130.191901
Abstract
We extend the application of lattice QCD to the two-photon-mediated, order rare decay . By combining Minkowski- and Euclidean-space methods we are able to calculate the complex amplitude describing this decay directly from the underlying theories (QCD and QED) which predict this decay. The leading connected and disconnected diagrams are considered; a continuum limit is evaluated and the systematic errors are estimated. We find eV, eV, a more accurate value for the ratio and a result for the partial width eV. Here the first errors are statistical and the second systematic. This calculation is the first step in determining the more challenging, two-photon-mediated decay amplitude that contributes to the rare decay .
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