Improved Bounds for the Slope and Curvature of Form Factors
arXiv:hep-ph/9603414 · doi:10.1016/0370-2693(96)00509-6
Abstract
We derive a theoretically allowed domain for the slope and curvature of the physical form factor appearing in the decay . Using heavy-quark symmetry, we relate this function to a particular form factor free of ground-state poles below the threshold for production, for which almost model-independent constraints are derived from QCD using unitarity and analyticity. Our results are of interest for the extraction of from the recoil spectrum in exclusive semileptonic decays. Making conservative estimates of the theoretical uncertainties, we find (up to corrections) and . We also derive the corresponding bounds for the form factor in the decay .
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