Order-$v^2$ relativistic corrections to heavy-quark fragmentation into $P$-wave quarkonium states
Sai Cui, Sheng-Juan Jiang, Guang-Zhi Xu, Kui-Yong Liu

TL;DR
This paper calculates relativistic corrections up to order v^2 for heavy-quark fragmentation into P-wave quarkonium states within NRQCD, providing numerical results and predictions consistent with fixed-order calculations.
Contribution
It presents the first systematic calculation of relativistic v^2 corrections to heavy-quark fragmentation functions into P-wave quarkonium states using NRQCD and the Collins--Soper operator definition.
Findings
Relativistic corrections are sizable and negative across most momentum fractions.
Results are consistent with full fixed-order calculations at high energies.
Provides numerical fragmentation functions for various quarkonium states.
Abstract
Within the framework of nonrelativistic QCD (NRQCD) factorization,and based on the Collins--Soper operator definition of fragmentation functions, we present a systematic calculation of the fragmentation functions for a heavy quark fragmenting into color-singlet -wave quarkonium states. After reproducing and confirming the known leading-order results, we further compute the relativistic corrections up to order . Our analysis applies both to quarkonium systems composed of heavy quarks with the same flavor and to -type mesons formed by heavy quarks of different flavors. Numerical results show that, for all color-singlet -wave channels, the relativistic corrections give sizable negative contributions over most of the momentum-fraction region. We further compute inclusive cross sections for -wave quarkonium plus charmed hadrons in…
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TopicsQuantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies · High-Energy Particle Collisions Research
