Determination of the η-η Mixing Angle from Fη()γ(Q2) within the Self-consistent Light-front Quark Model
Shuai Xu
Abstract
We study the η-η system in the self-consistent light-front quark model (LFQM) with the quark flavor mixing scheme, where the single mixing angle is constrained by the transition form factors (TFFs) Fη()γ(Q2). A combined χ2 scan of the CLEO and BABAR data yields the best fit value θ=41.5, in close agreement with the recent LHCb result (41.6+1.0-1.2). Using this mixing angle, we calculate the decay constants, light-cone distribution amplitudes (LCDAs), Gegenbauer moments, ξ-moments, transverse momentum moments, electromagnetic interaction radii and two photon decay widths of the η and η mesons. The predicted a2η and ξ2η are consistent with the latest BABAR results, and the electromagnetic interaction radii also agreeing well with the A2 and BESIII measurements. These results demonstrate that TFFs data provide strong constraints on the light-front description for the nonperturbative properties of the η-η system. Owing to the lack of direct experimental constraints on the real photon value Fη()γ(0), the predicted decay widths are somewhat lower than the experimental data, which can be further examined with future measurements.
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