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Radiative Decays involving Scalar Mesons

This paper discusses the quark structure and effective Lagrangian of scalar mesons, with a focus on radiative decays. It explores the properties of scalar mesons, their interactions with other mesons, and the potential existence of exotic hadrons. The study is based on an effective Lagrangian approach and includes predictions for various radiative decays. Both a 2-quark and 4-quark picture of scalar mesons are considered, and the paper highlights the challenges in distinguishing between them through radiative decays. Further directions of research are suggested, including the study of specific radiative decays and the exploration of the structure of the light scalar nonet.

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Radiative Decays involving Scalar Mesons

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  1. Radiative Decays involving Scalar Mesons Masayasu Harada (Nagoya Univ.) based on • D.Black, M.H. and J.Schechter, Phys. Rev. Lett. 88, 181603 (2002) • D.Black, M.H. and J.Schechter, in preparation. @ Japan-US Workshop on“Electromagnetic Meson Production and Chiral Dynamics” (April 8, Osaka, Japan)

  2. 1. Introduction

  3. ◎ Effective Lagrangian study of the properties of the scalar mesons ・ Radiative decays involving scalar mesons ☆ Light Scalar mesons scalar nonet ◎ Properties • interactions with other mesons • ・・・ • quark structure ・・・ 2-quark or 4-quark ? Exotic hadron ?

  4. Outline • Introduction • 2. Quark Structure of Light Scalar Mesons • 3. Effective Lagrangian for Scalar Mesons • - Masses of scalar mesons • and thier couplings to pseudoscalar mesons - • 4. Radiative Decays Involving Scalar Mesons • 5. Summary

  5. 2. Quark Structure of Light Scalar Mesons

  6. ☆ 2-quark picture ⇔ φ ⇔ K* ⇔ ρ, ω contradict ? ◎ “experiment”

  7. ☆ 4-quark picture ☆ diquark one-gluon exchange gives atraction in ◎ scalar diquarks ◎ scalar anti-diquarks

  8. ☆ Scalar nonet consistent with “experiment” !

  9. 3. Effective Lagrangian for Scalar Mesons - Masses of scalar mesons and their couplings to pseudoscalar mesons -

  10. ☆ Scalar meson nonet field D.Black, A.H.Fariborz, F.Sannino and J.Schechter, PRD 59, 074026 (1999) cf: vector meson nonet field

  11. ☆ Relation to quark structure

  12. - ms d = 2 ms b = 2 c < 0 ☆ Mass terms for scalar nonet quark mass

  13. c = d = 0 ; b < 0

  14. D.Black, A.H.Fariborz, F.Sannino and J.Schechter, PRD 59, 074026 (1999)

  15. from hadronic decays ◎ Fit π-π scattering D.Black, A.H.Fariborz, F.Sannino and J.Schechter, PRD 59, 074026 (1999) A.H.Fariborz and J.Schechter, PRD 60, 034002 (1999) ☆ An effective Lagrangian for the interactions among one scalar meson and two pseudoscalar mesons ◎ light pseudoscalar mesons (p, K, h) ・・・ approximate Nambu-Goldstone bosons ☆ Pseudoscalar mesons couple to other mesons with derivative interaction

  16. 4. Radiative Decays Involving Scalar Mesons • D.Black, M.H. and J.Schechter, Phys. Rev. Lett. 88, 181603 (2002) • D.Black, M.H. and J.Schechter, in preparation

  17. ☆ Radiative decays involving light scalar mesons scalar → g+ g vector → scalar + g scalar →vector + g ◎ Effective Lagrangian ← SU(3)L×SU(3)R chiral symmetry + vector meson dominance

  18. g N V V = r, w, f V N N V V g g g ☆ Vector Meson Dominance (VMD) in (N→gg), (V→Ng) and (N→Vg ) N →γγ V → Nγ N → Vγ VMD → NVVvertex determines (N→gg), (V→Ng) and (N→Vg )

  19. ・・・ not contribute ☆ Effective Lagrangian for NVV vertices ☆ SU(3)L×SU(3)R chiral symmetry + VMD

  20. ☆ Predictions (GeV-1) (keV) ◎ Inputs ・・・ It may be difficult to distinguish two pictures from radiative decays !?

  21. ・ K-loop effect gives an important contribution N.N.Achasov and V.N.Ivanchenko, NPB315, 465 (1989) F.E.Close, N.Isgur and S.Kumano, NPB389, 513 (1993) ・・・ ☆ f→ f0 g decay ◎ prediction from present analysis 1.87±0.11 keV ◎ Inclusion of mixing to f0(1370), f0(1500), f0(1700) helps but not enough (Teshima-Kitamura-Morisita, hep-ph/0501073) ◎ Similar contribution for derivative coupling ? → Let us study φ→π0ηγ decay

  22. ☆ f→p0hgthrough g f p0 h poor fit for

  23. ☆ f→p0hgthrough with K-loop ・ good fit for ・poor fit for K K Note : Exact Cancellation of divergences

  24. ☆ f→p0hgthrough with and without K-loop g f p0 h K K Good agreement with experiment !

  25. hadronic processes ⇒ 5. Summary ☆ Analysis on the quark structure of the scalar mesons based on the effective Lagrangian approach • mass hierarchy ☆ Radiative decays involving scalar mesons Both pictures predict similar values for several radiative decays. ⇒ It may be difficult to distinguish two pictures from radiative decays !? Problems in φ→π0π0γand φ→ηπ0γ decays ⇒ Inclusion of K-loop effects gives a good fit to experimental data.

  26. ☆ Future directions • Study the φ→π0π0γ decay • Include K-loop into a0, f0 propagators • Include non-resonant background • Study several radiative decays • ・・・ Explore the structure of the light scalar nonet

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