Lattice calculation of the Isgur-Wise functions tau_{1/2} and tau_{3/2} with dynamical quarks
ETM Collaboration: Benoit Blossier, Marc Wagner, Olivier Pene

TL;DR
This study uses lattice QCD with dynamical quarks to compute Isgur-Wise functions tau_{1/2} and tau_{3/2} at zero recoil, providing insights into semileptonic B decays and related puzzles.
Contribution
First dynamical lattice calculation of tau_{1/2} and tau_{3/2} functions at physical light quark masses, with implications for B decay phenomenology.
Findings
tau_{1/2}(1) = 0.296(26)
tau_{3/2}(1) = 0.526(23)
80% saturation of Uraltsev's sum rule
Abstract
We perform a dynamical lattice computation of the Isgur-Wise functions tau_{1/2} and tau_{3/2} at zero recoil. We consider three different light quark masses corresponding to 300 MeV < m_{PS} < 450 MeV, which allow us to extrapolate our results to the physical u/d quark mass. We find tau_{1/2}(1) = 0.296(26) and tau_{3/2}(1) = 0.526(23). Uraltsev's sum rule is saturated up to 80% by the ground state. We discuss implications regarding semileptonic decays B --> X_c l nu and the associated "1/2 versus 3/2" puzzle.
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