The Confining Interaction and Radiative Decays of Heavy Quarkonia
T. A. Lähde, C. J. Nyfält, D. O. Riska
Abstract
The radiative spin-flip transition rates of heavy quarkonium states depend sensitively on the matrix elements of the effective confining interaction through the associated two-quark exchange current operator. The Hamiltonian model based on a scalar linear confining interaction with a single gluon exchange hyperfine term is shown to provide an adequate description of the J/ψ ηcγ and ψ(2S) ηcγ decay widths once the relativistic single quark magnetic moment operator is treated without approximation and the exchange current is taken into account. Predictions are given for the radiative spin-flip decay widths of the 1S,2S and 3S states of the c c, b b and Bc+ systems. In the Bc+ system the gluon exchange current also contributes to the spin-flip transition rates.
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