Bc meson decays into S-wave charmonium plus light meson pairs in the perturbative QCD approach

Abstract

In this work, we explore the P-wave resonance contributions to the three-body charmonium decays of Bc (V) P1P2 using the perturbative QCD formalism at leading order, where denotes a S-wave charmonium state, such as ηc(1S,2S),J/, and (2S). Here, P1P2 represents a collinear ππ (Kπ) pair in the final state, which was primarily produced through the vector resonance (770) (K*(892) ). With the improved two-meson distribution amplitudes determined from our previous works, we examined the CP-averaged branching ratios and polarization fractions of the considered three-body decays. The longitudinal polarization fractions of the Bc [J/, (2S)] (V) P1P2 decays are found to be as large as 90\%, since the transverse amplitudes from the dominant factorizable emission diagrams are always power suppressed with respect to the longitudinal ones. The direct CP violations in Bc (V) P1P2 decays are predicted naturally to be zero as they solely receive contributions from tree diagrams. Several interesting relative ratios among the branching fractions of the concerned processes are investigated. In particular, the obtained ratio R PQCD2π/π B(B+c J/()π+π0)/B(B+c J/π+)=2.67+0.21-0.14 is consistent well with the LHCb measurement R exp2π/π=2.800.25. Other similar ratios proposed in this work can be tested by LHCb experiments in the near future.

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