a0(1450)-state twist-2 light-cone distribution amplitude moments within QCD sum rules and its implication in B0 a0(1450)+-ν decays
Abstract
Based on longstanding puzzle for the structure of light scalar meson, it is meaningful to make a deep research for its property in different decay processes especially in the bottom meson semileptonic decays. The current experimental and theoretical predictions are inclined to the quark-antiquark state in B-decays, which is also the basic starting point of this work. Firstly, the first five-order a0(1450)-state leading-twist distribution amplitude ξ-moments are calculated by using the QCD sum rule within background field theory, which all the gluon-condensate and quark-condensate are calculated up to full dimension-six accuracy. We present the their values up to nineth-order at initial scale. Then we construct a0(1450)-state twist-2 LCDA with light-cone harmonic oscillator models as the scenario 1 (S1), where the model parameters are determined by fitting the first five odd ξ-moments using the least squares method. On the other hand, the truncated form of Gegenbauer polynomials expansion up to second-order is also considered as the scenario 2 (S2) to make a comparison, where the relationship between Gegenbauer moments and LCDA moments are considered. Subsequently, we calculated the B0 a0(1450)+ transition form factors (TFFs) by using the light-cone sum rules approach, incorporating contributions from both twist-2 and twist-3 LCDAs. By extrapolating TFFs to the entire physical q2-region with simplified series expansion, the differential decay width and branching ratios for the B0 a0(1450)+-ν semileptonic decay are obtained. Finally, we present three angular observables including forward-backward asymmetry, lepton polarization asymmetry and q2-differential flat term.
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