Electromagnetic mass splittings of and
arXiv:hep-ph/9611297 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.56.4115
Abstract
To one-loop order and , the electromagnetic mass splittings of , , , , and are calculated in the framework of chiral field theory. The logarithmic divergences emerging in the Feynman integrations of the mesonic loops are factorized by using an intrinsic parameter of this theory. No other additional parameters or counterterms are introduced to absorb the mesonic loop divergences. When , and are taken as inputs, the parameter will be determined and all the physical results are finite and fixed. Dashen's theorem is satisfied in the chiral SU(3) limit of this theory, and a rather large violation of the theorem is revealed at the order of or . Mass ratios of light quarks have been determined. A relation for electromagnetic corrections to masses of axial-vector mesons is obtained. It could be regarded as a generalization of Dashen's theorem. Comparing with data, it is found that the non-electromagnetic mass difference of is in agreement with the estimation of Schechter, Subbaraman, Weigel.
LateX, 40 pages and five PS files. Final version will appear in Phys. Rev. D56
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