Off-shell and non-static contributions to heavy-quarkonium production
J. P. Lansberg
Abstract
We have shown that if one relaxes the constraint that the quarks in a heavy quarkonium are at rest and on-shell, new contributions to the discontinuity of the production amplitude appear. These can be seen as a s-cut in the amplitude and are on the same footage as the classical cut of the Colour-Singlet Model (CSM), where the heavy quarks forming the quarkonium are put on-shell by hypothesis. We treat this cut in a gauge-invariant manner by introducing necessary new 4-point vertices, suggestive of the colour-octet mechanism. We have further shown that this cut contributes at least as much as the LO CSM at large PT. However, the 4-point vertices cannot be totally constrained and an ambiguity remains to what concerns their actual contribution. Theoretical insights from meson photoproduction are discussed in that context.
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