Light Quark Masses from Exclusive Tau Decays: An Experimental Proposal
J. Stern, N. H. Fuchs, M. Knecht
Abstract
A method of indirect measurement of the light quark running mass m = (md + mu)/2 is elaborated in detail. It is based on measuring 1\%-level azimuthal angular asymmetries in the decay τ→ ντ+ 3π. The latter are then used in QCD sum rules to obtain experimental lower bounds for m. For a sample of 2.5 × 105 τ→ ντ+ 3π decays free of background, the resulting statistical error in the bound for m is estimated to be 1 MeV, i.e., comparable to the systematic error due to the use of QCD sum rules. Contribution to the Third Workshop on the τ Charm Factory 1-6 June 1993, Marbella, Spain.
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