Form factors and branching ratio for the B -> l nu gamma decay
arXiv:hep-ph/0410060 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-006-0152-z
Abstract
Form factors parameterizing radiative leptonic decays of heavy mesons for photon energy are computed in the language of dispersion relation. The contributing states to the absorptive part in the dispersion relation are the multiparticle continum, estimated by quark triangle graph and resonances with quantum numbers and which includes and and thier radial excitations, which model the higher state contributions. Constraints provided by the asymptotic behavior of the structure dependent amplitude, Ward Identities and gauge invariance are used to provide useful information for parameters needed. The couplings and are predicted if we restrict to first radial excitation; otherwise using these as an input the radiative decay coupling constants for radial excitations are predicted. The value of the branching ratio for the process is found to be in the range . A detailed comparison is given with other approaches.
22 pages+two ps figures; Paper has been throughly revised and Sudakov resummation has been discussed; published version
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