Decay Constants of Heavy-Light Mesons from QCD
Stephan Narison (LUPM, CNRS/IN2P3, University of Montpellier-FRA)

TL;DR
This paper presents improved QCD sum rule calculations for heavy-light meson decay constants, compares them with lattice results, and introduces a novel HQET sum rule method to resolve discrepancies in decay constant ratios.
Contribution
It provides the most accurate decay constant estimates using advanced spectral sum rules and introduces a new HQET-based approach to determine the ratio f_B*/f_B.
Findings
f_B*/f_B=1.025(16) in agreement with previous sum rule results
New estimates for scalar, axial-vector, and B*_c meson decay constants
Global averages show no deviation from Standard Model predictions
Abstract
We summarize recently improved results for the pseudoscalar [1,2] and vector [3] meson decay constants and their ratios from QCD spectral sum rules where N2LO + estimate of the N3LO PT and power corrections up to d< 6 dimensions have been included in the SVZ expansion. The "optimal results" based on stability criteria with respect to the variations of the Laplace/Moments sum rule variables, QCD continuum threshold and subtraction constant \mu are compared with recent sum rules and lattice calculations. To understand the "apparent tension" between some recent results for f_B*/f_B, we present in Section 8 "a novel extraction" of this ratio from heavy quark effective theory (HQET) sum rules by including the normalization factor (M_b/M_B)^2 relating the pseudoscalar to the universal HQET correlators for finite b-quark and B-meson masses. We obtain f_B*/f_B=1.025(16) in good agreement with…
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Taxonomy
TopicsParticle physics theoretical and experimental studies · Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions · High-Energy Particle Collisions Research
