Investigation of the $D^{\ast}_{s}D_{s} \eta^{(\prime)}$ and $B^{\ast}_{s}B_{s} \eta^{(\prime)}$ vertices via QCD sum rules
E. Yazici, E. Veli Veliev, K. Azizi, H. Sundu

TL;DR
This paper calculates the strong coupling constants of specific meson vertices involving $ ext{D}_s^{ ext{*}}$, $ ext{B}_s^{ ext{*}}$, $ ext{D}_s$, $ ext{B}_s$, and $ ext{$oldsymbol{ exteta}$}( ext{ extprime})$ mesons using QCD sum rules, providing predictions for future experimental verification.
Contribution
The study introduces new calculations of meson vertex coupling constants using QCD sum rules, focusing on $ ext{D}_s^{ ext{*}} ext{D}_s ext{$oldsymbol{ exteta}$}( ext{ extprime})$ and $ ext{B}_s^{ ext{*}} ext{B}_s ext{$oldsymbol{ exteta}$}( ext{ extprime})$ vertices, which had not been previously evaluated.
Findings
Calculated coupling constants with uncertainties for each vertex.
Provided numerical results: $g_{D_s^*D_s exteta}=(1.46\u00b10.30)GeV^{-1}$, $g_{D_s^*D_s exteta^{ extprime}}=(0.74\u00b10.16)GeV^{-1}$, $g_{B_s^*B_s exteta}=(5.29\u00b11.06)GeV^{-1}$, $g_{B_s^*B_s exteta^{ extprime}}=(2.29\u00b10.48)GeV^{-1}$.
Abstract
The strong coupling constants among mesons are very important quantities as they can provide useful information on the nature of strong interaction among hadrons as well as the QCD vacuum. In this article, we investigate the strong vertices of the and in the framework of the QCD sum rule approach choosing the or meson as an off-shell state. We obtain the results , , and for the strong coupling constants under consideration, which can be checked in future experiments.
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TopicsQuantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies · Physics of Superconductivity and Magnetism
