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Lattice QCD determination of the normalization of the leading-twist photon distribution amplitude and susceptibility of the quark condensate
The normalization of the leading-twist photon distribution amplitude (DA), f γ ⊥ , is an important ingredient in the study of exclusive processes involving the photon emission by means of QCD sum-rules. In this paper we determine the up-, down- and strange-quark contribution to f γ ⊥ by exploiting i...
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Published in: | Physical review. D 2024-08, Vol.110 (3), Article 034511 |
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Summary: | The normalization of the leading-twist photon distribution amplitude (DA),
f
γ
⊥
, is an important ingredient in the study of exclusive processes involving the photon emission by means of QCD sum-rules. In this paper we determine the up-, down- and strange-quark contribution to
f
γ
⊥
by exploiting its relation to the zero-momentum two-point correlation function of the electromagnetic current
J
em
μ
and the electric component of the tensor current
T
μ
ν
. To that end we employ the gauge ensembles obtained by using
N
f
=
2
+
1
+
1
Wilson-Clover twisted-mass quark flavors, generated by the Extended Twisted Mass (ETM) Collaboration, and after adding all sources of systematic uncertainties, we obtain a total error of 1.5% and 3.5%, respectively, for the light- (
u
and
d
) and strange-quark contribution to
f
γ
⊥
(
2
GeV
)
in the
MS
¯
scheme, thus improving their accuracy by a factor of 2.3 and 2.8, respectively. For the strange-quark contribution
f
γ
,
s
⊥
(
2
GeV
)
, we observe a discrepancy with respect to previous lattice calculations. By combining our result with the world average lattice value of the chiral condensate, we obtain for the susceptibility of the quark condensate
χ
d
MS
¯
(
2
GeV
)
≃
χ
u
MS
¯
(
2
GeV
)
=
2.17
(
12
)
GeV
−
2
. |
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ISSN: | 2470-0010 2470-0029 |
DOI: | 10.1103/PhysRevD.110.034511 |