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Heavy-to-light form factors for non-relativistic bound states

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arxiv hep-ph/0509347 v1 pith:6C7YPNBM submitted 2005-09-29 hep-ph

Heavy-to-light form factors for non-relativistic bound states

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keywords formfactorsnon-relativisticboundexpansionheavy-to-lightstatestransition
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We investigate transition form factors between non-relativistic QCD bound states at large recoil energy. Assuming the decaying quark to be much heavier than its decay product, the relativistic dynamics can be treated according to the factorization formula for heavy-to-light form factors obtained from the heavy-quark expansion in QCD. The non-relativistic expansion determines the bound-state wave functions to be Coulomb-like. As a consequence, one can explicitly calculate the so-called ``soft-overlap'' contribution to the transition form factor.

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