We present a systematic light-cone QCD sum rule study of the exclusive rare radiative decay Ab → Aγ and rare semileptonic decay Ab→ Al＋ l- within the framework of the standard model. Although some light-cone sum r...We present a systematic light-cone QCD sum rule study of the exclusive rare radiative decay Ab → Aγ and rare semileptonic decay Ab→ Al＋ l- within the framework of the standard model. Although some light-cone sum rule （LCSR） studies on these rare processes can be found in different literatures, it is necessary to reanalyze them systematically for the reason that either the baryonic distribution amplitudes are improved or different interpolating currents for the Ab baryon may lead to quite different results. In addition, the rare process Ab →Aγ has not yet been analyzed by LCSR with the Ioffe-type current. Taking all these reasons into account, we perform LCSR calculations of both the processes with two types of interpolating currents. Our calculations show that the choice of the interpolating current for the Ab baryon can affect the predictions significantly, especially for the rare radiative decay process.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos. 11205242, 10975184, 11105222, and 11105223
文摘We present a systematic light-cone QCD sum rule study of the exclusive rare radiative decay Ab → Aγ and rare semileptonic decay Ab→ Al＋ l- within the framework of the standard model. Although some light-cone sum rule （LCSR） studies on these rare processes can be found in different literatures, it is necessary to reanalyze them systematically for the reason that either the baryonic distribution amplitudes are improved or different interpolating currents for the Ab baryon may lead to quite different results. In addition, the rare process Ab →Aγ has not yet been analyzed by LCSR with the Ioffe-type current. Taking all these reasons into account, we perform LCSR calculations of both the processes with two types of interpolating currents. Our calculations show that the choice of the interpolating current for the Ab baryon can affect the predictions significantly, especially for the rare radiative decay process.
