The hard scattering amplitude for the higher helicity components of the pion form factor
Fuguang Cao, J. Cao, T. Huang, B. Q. Ma
Abstract
For obtaining the spin space wave function of the pion meson in the light-cone formalism from the naive quark model, it is necessary to take into account Wigner rotation. Consequently there are higher helicity (λ1+λ2= 1) components in the light-cone spin space wave function of the pion besides the usual helicity (λ1+λ2=0) components. For the pion electromagnetic form factor, we calculate the hard-scattering amplitude for the higher helicity components in the light-cone perturbation theory. It is found that the hard-scattering amplitude for the higher helicity components is of order 1/Q4, which is vanishingly small compared to that of the ordinary helicity component at very high Q2 but should be considered in the Q2 region where experimental data are available.
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