Decay constants in the heavy quark limit in models à la Bakamjian and Thomas
V. Morénas, A. Le Yaouanc, L. Oliver, O. Pène, J. -C. Raynal
Abstract
In quark models à la Bakamjian and Thomas, that yield covariance and Isgur-Wise scaling of form factors in the heavy quark limit, we compute the decay constants f(n) and f(n)1/2 of S-wave and P-wave mesons composed of heavy and light quarks. Heavy quark limit scaling M f = Cst is obtained, and it is shown that this class of models satisfies the sum rules involving decay constants and Isgur-Wise functions recently formulated by us in the heavy quark limit of QCD. Moreover, the model also satisfies the selection rules of the type f(n)3/2 = 0 that must hold in this limit. We discuss different Ansätze for the dynamics of the mass operator at rest. For non-relativistic kinetic energies p2 2m the decay constants are finite even if the potential V(r) has a Coulomb part. For the relativistic form p2 + m2, the S-wave decay constants diverge if there is a Coulomb singularity. Using phenomenological models of the spectrum with relativistic kinetic energy and regularized short distance part (Godfrey-Isgur model or Richardson potential of Colangelo et al.), that yield ρ2 1 for the elastic Isgur-Wise function, we compute the decay constants in the heavy quark limit, and obtain fB 300 MeV, of the same order although slightly smaller than in the static limit of lattice QCD. We find the decay constants of D** with j =1/2 of the same order of magnitude. The convergence of the heavy quark limit sum rules is also studied.
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