Chiral Expansion at Energy Scale of -Mass
Abstract
We study chiral expansion at m-scale in framework of chiral constituent quark model. The lowest vector meson resonsances are treated as composited fields of constituent quarks. We illustrate that, at energy scale of -meson mass, the chiral expansion expansion converges slowly. Therefore, it is possible to construct a well-defined chiral effective field theory at this energy scale, but high order correction of chiral expansion must be included simultanously. The one-loop correction of pseudoscalar mesons is also studied systematically. The unitarity of the model is examined and Breit-Wigner formula for -meson is obtained. The prediction on on-shell ππ and e+e- decays agree with data very well.
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