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Ze-kun Guo

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Isospin violating decay of $ψ(3770)\rightarrow J/ψ+ π^0$

The strong-isospin violation in $ψ(3770)\rightarrow J/ψ+ π^0$ via intermediate $D$ meson loops is investigated in an effective Lagrangian approach. In this process, there is only one $D$-meson loop contributing to the absorptive part, and the uncertainties due to the introduction of form factors can be minimized. With the help of QCD spectral sum rules (QSSR), we extract the $J/ψDD^*$ form factor as an implement from the first principle of QCD. The $DD^*π^0$ form factor can be well determined from the experimental data for $D\rightarrowπlν$. The exploration of the dispersion relation suggests the dominance of the dispersive part via the intermediate $D$ meson loops even below the open charm threshold. This investigation could provide further insights into the puzzling question on the mechanisms for $ψ(3770)\to$ non-$D\bar{D}$ transitions.

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Novel insights into the $γγ^*\to π^0$ transition form factor

BaBar's observation of significant deviations of the pion transition form factor (TFF) from the asymptotic expectation with $Q^2>9$ GeV$^2$ has brought a serious crisis to a fundamental picture established for such a simplest $q\bar{q}$ system by perturbative QCD, i.e. the dominance of collinear factorization at high momentum transfers for the pion TFF. We show that non-factorizable contributions due to open flavors in $γγ^*\toπ^0$ could be an important source that contaminates the pQCD asymptotic limit and causes such deviations with $Q^2>9$ GeV$^2$. Within an effective Lagrangian approach, the non-factorizable amplitudes can be related to intermediate hadron loops, i.e. $K^{(*)}$ and $D^{(*)}$ etc, and their corrections to the $π^0$ and $η$ TFFs can be estimated.

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