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Rigorous Effective Field Theory Study on Pion Form Factor
Xiao-Jun Wang ; Mu-Lin Yan ;
Date 18 May 2000
Subject hep-ph
AbstractWe study $e^+e^- opi^+pi^-$ cross section and phase shift of $I=l=1$ $pi-pi$ scattering below 1GeV in framework of chiral constituent quark model. The results including all order contribution of the chiral perturbation expansion and all one-loop effects of pseudoscalar mesons, but without any adjust parameters. Width of $ ho$ predicted by the model strongly depends on transition momentum-square $q^2$. We show that the mass pamameter of $ ho$-meson in its propagator is very different from its physical mass due to momentum-dependent width of $ ho$. The mass difference between $ ho^0$ and $omega$ are predicted successfully. The rigorous theoretical prediction on $e^+e^- opi^+pi^-$ cross section and the phase shift in $I=l=1$ $pi-pi$ scattering agree with data excellentlly.
Source arXiv, hep-ph/0005184
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