Confronting generalized hidden local symmetry chiral model with the ALEPH data on the decay tau- to pi+ pi- pi- nutau
Abstract
Generalized Hidden Local Symmetry (GHLS) model is the chiral model of pseudoscalar, vector, and axial vector mesons and their interactions. It contains also the couplings of strongly interacting particles with electroweak gauge bosons. Here, GHLS model is confronted with the ALEPH data on the decay τ-π-π-π+τ. It is shown that the invariant mass spectrum of final pions in this decay calculated in GHLS framework with the single a1(1260) resonance disagrees with the experimental data at any reasonable number of free GHLS parameters. Two modifications of GHLS model based on inclusion of two additional heavier axial vector mesons are studied. One of them giving a good description of the ALEPH data, with all the parameters kept free is shown to result in very large a1πγ partial width. The other scheme with the GHLS parameters fixed in a way that the universality is preserved and the observed central value of a1πγ is reached, results in a good description of the three pion spectrum in τ-π+π-π-τ decay.
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