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Exclusive Chromomagnetism in heavy-to-light FCNCs

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arxiv 1212.2242 v2 pith:CT54YEAO submitted 2012-12-10 hep-ph

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We compute matrix elements of the chromomagnetic operator, often denoted by $ {\cal O}_8$, between $B/D$-states and light mesons plus an off-shell photon by employing the method of light-cone sum rules (LCSR) at leading twist-2. These matrix elements are relevant for processes such as $B \to K^* l^+l^-$ and they can be seen as the analogues of the well-known penguin form factors $T_{1,2,3}$ and $f_T$. We find a large CP-even phase for which we give a long-distance (LD) interpretation. We compare our results to QCD factorisation for which the spectator photon emission is end-point divergent. The analytic structure of the correlation function used in our method admits a complex anomalous threshold on the physical sheet. The meaning and handling within the sum rule approach of the anomalous threshold is discussed.

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