A PHYSICAL CONSEQUENCE OF THE GAUGE INVARIANCE IN THE PROCESS π<SUP>0</SUP>→γγ

HUANG Tao; XIE Yi-Cheng

Chinese Physics C> 1985, Vol. 9> Issue(4) : 437-441

A PHYSICAL CONSEQUENCE OF THE GAUGE INVARIANCE IN THE PROCESS π⁰→γγ

HUANG Tao ^, ,
XIE Yi-Cheng

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The contributions from the valence quark state and the higher Fock states of hadronic wavefunctions in the process π⁰→γγ are analyzed in this paper. An important result, the contribution to the amplitude of the process π⁰→γγ from the valence Fock state is one half of the total amplitude, is proved by using a gauge invariant identity of the divergence of the axial vector current. From this inference we obtain a constraint on the valence Fock state wavefunction, which is very useful for useful for phenomenological analysis in exclusive processes.

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A PHYSICAL CONSEQUENCE OF THE GAUGE INVARIANCE IN THE PROCESS π⁰→γγ

HUANG Tao ^,
XIE Yi-Cheng

Corresponding author: HUANG Tao,

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Available Online: 1985-08-05

Abstract: The contributions from the valence quark state and the higher Fock states of hadronic wavefunctions in the process π⁰→γγ are analyzed in this paper. An important result, the contribution to the amplitude of the process π⁰→γγ from the valence Fock state is one half of the total amplitude, is proved by using a gauge invariant identity of the divergence of the axial vector current. From this inference we obtain a constraint on the valence Fock state wavefunction, which is very useful for useful for phenomenological analysis in exclusive processes.