Radiative decay of the resonant and the amplitude from lattice QCD
arXiv:2208.13755 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.106.114513
Abstract
We present the first calculation in lattice QCD of the process in which the narrow vector resonance appears. Using a lattice on which the pion has a mass of 284 MeV, we determine the transition amplitude at 128 points in the plane, and find suitable resonant scattering descriptions. We demonstrate the need to account for --wave elastic scattering when converting the finite-volume matrix elements computed in lattice QCD to the physically relevant infinite-volume matrix elements, even when we are primarily interested in the --wave amplitude. Analytically continuing parameterizations of the amplitude to the resonance pole, we obtain the transition form-factor, and compare the value to the corresponding value extracted from the experimental partial-decay width.
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