Hyperfine Effects and Large 1/mQ2 Corrections
B. Holdom, M. Sutherland
Abstract
Effects associated with hyperfine mass splitting between pseudo\-scalar and vector mesons may induce surprisingly large 1/mQ2 corrections in the heavy quark expansion. We demonstrate this in a relativistic quark model by calculating to all orders in 1/mQ, with and without hyperfine effects, and comparing to the first order results. Total corrections of 30\% or more are quite possible in the decay rates for B→ Dlν and B→ Dlν near zero recoil.
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