Testing the light scalar meson as a non- state in semileptonic decays
arXiv:2306.06091 · doi:10.1007/JHEP12(2024)226
Abstract
While the light scalar mesons () are considered to be either ordinary or exotic tetraquark states, we investigate the semileptonic decays , by taking into account the resonant effects of , where , , and , and represents a pseudoscalar meson. For the first time, the form factors in the two quark structures are both presented. Subsequently, we calculate in the structure, showing significant deviations from the experimental upper limit of . In contrast, in the structure is within the allowed experimental range. Clearly, the light scalar meson is tested as a non- state. We hence demonstrate a highly sensitive new approach for exploring the true nature of scalar mesons, which can be extended to non-leptonic decays as well as meson decays.
18 pages, 3 figures, 3 tables, matches published version in JHEP
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