Pion form factors in the intermediate-energy regime are computed via double-dilaton HQCD, indicating non-perturbative strong-interaction effects remain relevant at scales traditionally viewed as perturbative.
Transition Form Factors and Mixing of Pseudoscalar Mesons from Anomaly Sum Rule
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Transition form factors of pi^0, eta, eta' mesons are investigated by means of the anomaly sum rule -- an exact nonperturbative relation which follows from the dispersive representation of the axial anomaly. Considering the problem of contributions of operators originated from a non-(local) operator product expansion, we found that they are required by the available set of experimental data, including the most recent data from the Belle Collaboration (which, if taken alone, can be described without such contributions, although are compatible with them). In this approach we analyzed the experimental data on eta and eta' meson transition form factors and obtained the constraints on the decay constants and mixing parameters.
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Neutral and charged pion Form Factors in the intermediate-energy region from double-dilaton HQCD model
Pion form factors in the intermediate-energy regime are computed via double-dilaton HQCD, indicating non-perturbative strong-interaction effects remain relevant at scales traditionally viewed as perturbative.