1980
DOI: 10.1016/0370-2693(80)90937-5
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Investigation of the electromagnetic structure of the η meson in the decay

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“…(5) can be compared with b η ¼ 0.428ð89Þ from CELLO [32] and b η ¼ 0.501ð38Þ from CLEO [33]. The TFF was also measured in the timelike region with the results b η ¼ 0.57ð12Þ from Lepton-G [46], b η ¼ 0.585ð51Þ from NA60 [47], b η ¼ 0.58ð11Þ from A2 [48], and b η ¼ 0.68ð26Þ from WASA [49]. Recently, the A2 Collaboration reported b η ¼ 0.59ð5Þ [50], the most precise experimental extraction up to date.…”
Section: η and η 0 Transition Form Factors At Low And Intermediatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(5) can be compared with b η ¼ 0.428ð89Þ from CELLO [32] and b η ¼ 0.501ð38Þ from CLEO [33]. The TFF was also measured in the timelike region with the results b η ¼ 0.57ð12Þ from Lepton-G [46], b η ¼ 0.585ð51Þ from NA60 [47], b η ¼ 0.58ð11Þ from A2 [48], and b η ¼ 0.68ð26Þ from WASA [49]. Recently, the A2 Collaboration reported b η ¼ 0.59ð5Þ [50], the most precise experimental extraction up to date.…”
Section: η and η 0 Transition Form Factors At Low And Intermediatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Depending on the mass m M of the decaying meson, the leptons l can be either e ± or µ ± . Figure 11: Slope parameter of the timelike η transition form factor from Dalitz decays [54,55,56,57]. The gray band shows the current average value and its uncertainty listed by the PDG [4].…”
Section: Dalitz Decays Of π 0 η ηmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An improved value of BR(η/η → γγ) or constructing a different ratio, as we do below, can allow sensitivity to these corrections. Results for the form factors F η/η γ * γ * (Q 2 ) can be broadly classified into three groups: theoretical predictions [53][54][55][56], experimental extractions [57][58][59][61][62][63], and dispersion analyses [64][65][66][67]. The standard parameterization for f (z) is a series expansion in z…”
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confidence: 99%