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Dynamical gluon mass corrections in heavy quarkonia decays

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arxiv hep-ph/0004236 v1 pith:U6RQE5MR submitted 2000-04-26 hep-ph

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Using the expression of the dynamical gluon mass obtained through the operator product expansion we discuss the relevance of gluon mass effects in the decays V -> hadrons (V = J/Psi, Upsilon). Relativistic and radiative corrections are also introduced to calculate alpha_s(m_c) and alpha_s(m_b) comparing them with other values available in the literature. The effects of dynamical gluon masses are negligible for Upsilon decay but important for J/Psi decay.

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