The Isgur-Wise function in a relativistic model for qQˉq\bar Q system

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Abstract

We use the Dirac equation with a ``(asymptotically free) Coulomb + (Lorentz scalar) linear '' potential to estimate the light quark wavefunction for qQˉ q\bar Q mesons in the limit mQ→∞m_Q\to \infty. We use these wavefunctions to calculate the Isgur-Wise function ξ(v.v′)ξ(v.v^\prime ) for orbital and radial ground states in the phenomenologically interesting range 1≤v.v′≤41\leq v.v^ \prime \leq 4. We find a simple expression for the zero-recoil slope, ξ′(1)=−1/2−ε2<rq2>/3ξ^ \prime (1) =-1/2- ε^2 <{r_q}^2>/3, where εε is the energy eigenvalue of the light quark, which can be identified with the Λˉ\barΛ parameter of the Heavy Quark Effective Theory. This result implies an upper bound of −1/2-1/2 for the slope ξ′(1)ξ^\prime (1). Also, because for a very light quark q(q=u,d)q (q=u, d) the size <rq2>\sqrt {<{r_q}^2>} of the meson is determined mainly by the ``confining'' term in the potential (γ∘σr)(γ_\circ σr), the shape of ξu,d(v.v′)ξ_{u,d}(v.v^\prime ) is seen to be mostly sensitive to the dimensionless ratio Λˉu,d2/σ\bar Λ_{u,d}^2/σ. We present results for the ranges of parameters 150MeV<Λˉu,d<600MeV150 MeV <\bar Λ_{u,d} <600 MeV (Λˉs≈Λˉu,d+100MeV)(\barΛ_s \approx \barΛ_{u,d}+100 MeV), 0.14GeV2≤σ≤0.25GeV20.14 {GeV}^2 \leq σ\leq 0.25 {GeV}^2 and light quark masses mu,md≈0,ms=175MeVm_u, m_d \approx 0, m_s=175 MeV and compare to existing experimental data and other theoretical estimates. Fits to the data give: Λˉu,d2/σ=4.8±1.7{\barΛ_{u,d}}^2/σ=4.8\pm 1.7 , −ξu,d′(1)=2.4±0.7-ξ^\prime_{u,d}(1)=2.4\pm 0.7 and ∣Vcb∣τB1.48ps=0.050±0.008\vert V_{cb} \vert \sqrt {\frac {τ_B}{1.48 ps}}=0.050\pm 0.008 [ARGUS '93]; Λˉu,d2/σ=3.4±1.8{\barΛ_{u,d}}^2/σ= 3.4\pm 1.8, −ξu,d′(1)=1.8±0.7-ξ^\prime_{u,d}(1)=1.8\pm 0.7 and ∣Vcb∣τB1.48ps=0.043±0.008\vert V_{cb} \vert \sqrt { \frac {τ_B}{1.48 ps}}=0.043\pm 0.008 [CLEO '93]; ${\barΛ_{u,d}}^2/

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