Determination of the and Mixing Angle from the Pseudoscalar Transition Form Factors
arXiv:hep-ph/0612007 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-007-0245-3
Abstract
The possible range of mixing angle is determined from the transition form factors and with the help of the present experimental data. For such purpose, the quark-flavor mixing scheme is adopted and the pseudoscalar transition form factors are calculated under the light-cone pQCD framework, where the transverse momentum corrections and the contributions beyond the leading Fock state have been carefully taken into consideration. We construct a phenomenological expression to estimate the contributions to the form factors beyond the leading Fock state based on their asymptotic behavior at and . By taking the quark-flavor mixing scheme, our results lead to , where the first error coming from experimental uncertainty and the second error coming from the uncertainties of the wavefunction parameters. The possible intrinsic charm component in and is discussed and our present analysis also disfavors a large portion of intrinsic charm component in and , e.g. .
18 Pages, 3 figures. Several references added. To be published in EPJC
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