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$W^*γ^*π$ form factors in the $τ^- \to π^-\ell^+\ell^- ν_τ$ decays

We study the disintegration $τ^- \to π^-\ell^+\ell^-ν_τ$, where $l$ denotes either an electron or a muon. This process requires knowledge about the $W^*γ^*π$ interaction, which is modeled using Resonance Chiral Theory. Within this framework we study the sensitivity of the observables of the process, such as the branching ratios and the dilepton mass spectra, to the model dependent contributions. The information of the hadronization of the quark currents is encoded in form factors which are evaluated using the lightest vector and axial-vector multiplets as degrees of freedom. We determine the couplings by matching the asymptotic QCD behavior of the form factors in the limit of an infinite number of colours. The branching ratios we obtain show that the process with $l=e$ should be measured soon in $B$ factories.

preprint2014arXivOpen access

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