2019
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1910.06773
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Radiative decays in charmonium beyond the p/m approximation

R. Bruschini,
P. González

Abstract: We analyze the theoretical description of radiative decays in charmonium. We use an elementary emission decay model to build the most general electromagnetic transition operator. We show that accurate results for the widths can be obtained from a simple quark potential model reasonably fitting the spectroscopy if the complete form of the operator is used instead of its standard p/m approximation and the experimental masses are properly implemented in the calculation.

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“…allowing for a quite accurate spectral description of (conventional) charmonium once spindependent corrections are implemented [23]. It should be also remarked that the value of m c is very much constrained by the requirement of describing properly electromagnetic transitions [29].…”
Section: Jhep02(2023)216mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…allowing for a quite accurate spectral description of (conventional) charmonium once spindependent corrections are implemented [23]. It should be also remarked that the value of m c is very much constrained by the requirement of describing properly electromagnetic transitions [29].…”
Section: Jhep02(2023)216mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the case Q = c we shall deal with, standard phenomenological values of the parameters are [21] σ = 925.6 MeV/fm, χ = 102.6 MeV fm, m c = 1840 MeV, β = 855 MeV, allowing for a quite accurate spectral description of (conventional) charmonium once spin-dependent corrections are implemented [18]. It should be also remarked that the value of m c is very much constrained by the requirement of describing properly electromagnetic transitions [22].…”
Section: Diabatic Approach In Qcdmentioning
confidence: 99%