Radiative Decays of Heavy Mesons and the Determination of the Strong g-Coupling
Paul Singer
Abstract
The strong g-coupling characterizes the interaction of heavy mesons with pions in typical vertices H*Hπ, H*H*π, where (H*;H) stands for vector and pseudoscalar (B*;B) or (D*;D) heavy mesons. Its estimation by different theoretical methods has led to a wide range of possible values. We describe a new approach to the determination of g, which exploits the rare radiative decays B* Bγγ and D* Dγγ. It is shown that the branching ratio of D* Dγγ can be expressed as a function of a single unknown g and we calculate it to be in the measurable range between 1.6× 10-6 and 3.3× 10-5 for 0.25 < g < 1.
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