Light-meson orbital excitations in the QCD string approach
arXiv:hep-ph/0202246 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.66.034025
Abstract
In the framework of the QCD string approach it is shown that the spin-averaged masses of all low-lying light mesons are well described using the string tension as the only parameter. The Regge slope and the intercept of the Regge L-trajectory for are calculated analytically and turn out to be GeV (for ) and , in good agreement with the experimental data: GeV, . To obtain this strong agreement with the data the nonperturbative quark self-energy contributions to the meson masses must be taken into account, which appeared to be large and negative for small values of L, and are even for larger values of L important for a close fit. From the present analysis of the meson spectra the restriction on the strong coupling is required.
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