On the Spectrum of Scalar-Scalar Bound States
W. Moedritsch
Abstract
A new, exactly solvable, Barbieri-Remiddi like equation for bound states of two scalar constituents interacting with massless vector particles is presented, both for stable and unstable particles. With the help of this equation the bound state spectrum is calculated to O(α4) for a SU(N) nonabelian gauge theory. The result for the abelian case reproduces the known result from the Foldy-Wouthuysen calculation. It is shown how different graphs as in the fermionic theory contribute to the spectrum to this order. Furthermore the bound state correction to the decay width for a weakly decaying system is calculated. This result is equal to its fermionic counterpart. Thus the theorem on bound state corrections for weakly decaying particles, formulated previously for fermions only, has been extended to the scalar theory.
Create a lesson
Related papers
Has Quarkyonic Matter Been Seen in Lattice Simulations?
Kohei Fujikura, Kenji Fukushima, Yoshimasa Hidaka et al.
Analytic parametrisations of the scale dependence of proton parton distributions
David F. Rentería-Estrada
DIS-secting the universe with high-energy neutrinos
Rhorry Gauld, Lorenzo Guerra, Ulrich Haisch et al.
Quantum Fourier integration of decay rates at next-to-leading order
David F. Rentería-Estrada
Light Primordial Black Holes from a First-Order Phase Transition near the End of Inflation: Baryogenesis and Gravitational Wave Signatures
Zihong Cheng, Fa Peng Huang
Investigating bottom quark effects in Higgs boson pair production
David Bürg, Gudrun Heinrich, Philipp Rendler