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Analysis of Processes K_0~*(1430)→Kπ in QCD Sum Rule and Light-Cone Sum Rule

Gongru Lu

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We study K*0(1430)→Kπ decay in QCD sum rule and Light-cone sum rule.The QCD sum rule cannot solve the problem.In Light-cone sum rule,when s0=3.3~3.5 GeV,we get gK*0(1430)-0π-=3.8±0.4 GeV,which agrees with experimental data gK*0(1430)-0π-=3.9±0.3 GeV.

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We study K*0(1430)→Kπ decay in QCD sum rule and Light-cone sum rule.The QCD sum rule cannot solve the problem.In Light-cone sum rule,when s0=3.3~3.5 GeV,we get gK*0(1430)-0π-=3.8±0.4 GeV,which agrees with experimental data gK*0(1430)-0π-=3.9±0.3 GeV.

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We study K*0(1430)→Kπ decay in QCD sum rule and Light-cone sum rule.The QCD sum rule cannot solve the problem.In Light-cone sum rule,when s0=3.3~3.5 GeV,we get gK*0(1430)-0π-=3.8±0.4 GeV,which agrees with experimental data gK*0(1430)-0π-=3.9±0.3 GeV.

Key concepts: Sum rule in quantum mechanics, Light cone, QCD sum rules, Quantum chromodynamics, Physics, Particle physics, Cone (formal languages), Rule-based system

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