The η g* g* vertex with arbitrary gluon virtualities in the perturbative QCD hard scattering approach
A. Ali, A. Ya. Parkhomenko
Abstract
We study the η g* g* vertex for arbitrary gluon virtualities in the time-like and space-like regions, using the perturbative QCD hard scattering approach and an input wave-function of the η-meson consistent with the measured η γ* γ transition form factor. The contribution of the gluonic content of the η-meson is taken into account, enhancing the form factor over the entire virtuality considered. However, data on the electromagnetic transition form factor of the η-meson is not sufficient to quantify the gluonic enhancement. We also study the effect of the transverse momenta of the partons in the η-meson on the η g* g* vertex, using the modified hard scattering approach based on Sudakov formalism. Analytic expressions for the η g* g* vertex are presented in limiting kinematic regions and parametrizations are given satisfying the QCD anomaly, for real gluons, and perturbative QCD behavior for large gluon virtualities, in both the time-like and space-like regions. Our results have implications for the inclusive decay B η X and exclusive decays, such as B η (K,K*), and in hadronic production processes N + N ( N) η X.
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