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Resummation Studies on Vector Meson Decays and Chiral Symmetry Spontaneously Breaking in Chiral Constituent Quark Model

Abstract

We study on-shell decays of light vector meson resonances $ρ$, $K^*$ and $ϕ$ in the framework of chiral constituent quark model using resummation calculations. Such studies are necessary for showing that chiral dynamics works well at this energy scale. The effective action is derived by proper vertex method, where resummation of all orders of momentum expansion is accomplished. The loop effects of pseudoscalar meson are also taken into account, which play an important role at this energy scale. The numerical results agree well with the experimental data. A new method to explore the Chiral Symmetry Spontaneously Breaking (CSSB) is proposed. It is found that the unitarity of the effective meson theory resulted from resummation derivations demands an upper-limit to the momentum of vector meson. This upper-limit, being critical point, is just the energy scale of CSSB, and is found to be flavor-dependent.

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Yi-Bin Huang, Xiao-Jun Wang, Mu-Lin Yan. 2002-10-11. Resummation Studies on Vector Meson Decays and Chiral Symmetry Spontaneously Breaking in Chiral Constituent Quark Model. https://doi.org/10.1142/s0217751x04017069

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