Light-Front Heavy Quark Effective Theory and Heavy Meson Bound States
Chi-Yee Cheung, Wei-Min Zhang, Guey-lin Lin
Abstract
The heavy quark effective theory is developed on the light-front. Based on this effective theory, a light-front heavy meson bound state with definite spin and parity is constructed. Within the effective theory, the Isgur-Wise function is derived in terms of the asymptotic light-front bound state amplitudes in the limit mQ→∞; the result is a general expression for arbitrary recoil velocities. With the asymptotic form of the BSW amplitudes, the Isgur-Wise function is given by ξ(v· v')=1/v· v'. The slope at the zero-recoil point is ρ2=-ξ'(1)=1, in excellent agreement with the recent CLEO result of ρ2=1.010.150.09.
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