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Dispersive analysis of Λ$_{b}$ → Λ(1520) local form factors

We perform an analysis of $\Lb\to\L(1520)$ local form factors. We use dispersive techniques to provide a model-independent parametrisation of the form factors that can be used in the whole kinematic region. We use lattice QCD data to constrain the free parameters in the form factors expansion, which...

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Autores principales: Amhis, Yasmine, Bordone, Marzia, Reboud, Méril
Publicado: 2022
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Acceso en línea:https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/JHEP02(2023)010
http://cds.cern.ch/record/2819912
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author Amhis, Yasmine
Bordone, Marzia
Reboud, Méril
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Bordone, Marzia
Reboud, Méril
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description We perform an analysis of $\Lb\to\L(1520)$ local form factors. We use dispersive techniques to provide a model-independent parametrisation of the form factors that can be used in the whole kinematic region. We use lattice QCD data to constrain the free parameters in the form factors expansion, which is further constrained by endpoint relations, dispersive bounds, and SCET relations. We analyse different scenarios, where we expand the form factors up to different orders, and their viability. Finally, we use our results to obtain predictions for some observables in $\Lb\to\L(1520)\ell^+\ell^-$ decays, as the differential branching ratio, the forward-backwards lepton asymmetry and the branching ratio of $\Lambda_b\to\L(1520)\gamma$. Finally, we provide a python notebook based on the software \texttt{EOS} to reproduce our result.
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spelling cern-28199122023-02-17T03:05:37Zdoi:10.1007/JHEP02(2023)010http://cds.cern.ch/record/2819912Amhis, YasmineBordone, MarziaReboud, MérilDispersive analysis of Λ$_{b}$ → Λ(1520) local form factorsNuclear Physics - TheoryParticle Physics - PhenomenologyParticle Physics - ExperimentWe perform an analysis of $\Lb\to\L(1520)$ local form factors. We use dispersive techniques to provide a model-independent parametrisation of the form factors that can be used in the whole kinematic region. We use lattice QCD data to constrain the free parameters in the form factors expansion, which is further constrained by endpoint relations, dispersive bounds, and SCET relations. We analyse different scenarios, where we expand the form factors up to different orders, and their viability. Finally, we use our results to obtain predictions for some observables in $\Lb\to\L(1520)\ell^+\ell^-$ decays, as the differential branching ratio, the forward-backwards lepton asymmetry and the branching ratio of $\Lambda_b\to\L(1520)\gamma$. Finally, we provide a python notebook based on the software \texttt{EOS} to reproduce our result.We perform an analysis of Λ$_{b}$ → Λ(1520) local form factors. We use dispersive techniques to provide a model-independent parametrisation of the form factors that can be used in the whole kinematic region. We use lattice QCD data to constrain the free parameters in the form factors expansion, which is further constrained by endpoint relations, dispersive bounds, and SCET relations. We analyse different scenarios, where we expand the form factors up to different orders, and their viability. Finally, we use our results to obtain predictions for some observables in Λ$_{b}$ → Λ(1520)ℓ$^{+}$ℓ$^{−}$ decays, as the differential branching ratio, the forward-backwards lepton asymmetry and the branching ratio of Λ$_{b}$ → Λ(1520)γ. Finally, we provide a python notebook based on the software EOS to reproduce our result.We perform an analysis of $\Lambda_b\to\Lambda(1520)$ local form factors. We use dispersive techniques to provide a model-independent parametrisation of the form factors that can be used in the whole kinematic region. We use lattice QCD data to constrain the free parameters in the form factors expansion, which is further constrained by endpoint relations, dispersive bounds, and SCET relations. We analyse different scenarios, where we expand the form factors up to different orders, and their viability. Finally, we use our results to obtain predictions for some observables in $\Lambda_b\to\Lambda(1520)\ell^+\ell^-$ decays, as the differential branching ratio, the forward-backwards lepton asymmetry and the branching ratio of $\Lambda_b\to\Lambda(1520)\gamma$. Finally, we provide a python notebook based on the software EOS to reproduce our result.arXiv:2208.08937CERN-TH-2022-130TUM-HEP-1422/22EOS-2022-03oai:cds.cern.ch:28199122022-07-27
spellingShingle Nuclear Physics - Theory
Particle Physics - Phenomenology
Particle Physics - Experiment
Amhis, Yasmine
Bordone, Marzia
Reboud, Méril
Dispersive analysis of Λ$_{b}$ → Λ(1520) local form factors
title Dispersive analysis of Λ$_{b}$ → Λ(1520) local form factors
title_full Dispersive analysis of Λ$_{b}$ → Λ(1520) local form factors
title_fullStr Dispersive analysis of Λ$_{b}$ → Λ(1520) local form factors
title_full_unstemmed Dispersive analysis of Λ$_{b}$ → Λ(1520) local form factors
title_short Dispersive analysis of Λ$_{b}$ → Λ(1520) local form factors
title_sort dispersive analysis of λ$_{b}$ → λ(1520) local form factors
topic Nuclear Physics - Theory
Particle Physics - Phenomenology
Particle Physics - Experiment
url https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/JHEP02(2023)010
http://cds.cern.ch/record/2819912
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