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All orders factorization and the Coulomb problem

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arxiv 2309.15929 v2 pith:TP6Z62GN submitted 2023-09-27 hep-ph hep-thnucl-th

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keywords betafactorizationalphacoulombdecaylargenuclearorders
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In the limit of large nuclear charge, $Z\gg 1$, or small lepton velocity, $\beta \ll 1$, Coulomb corrections to nuclear beta decay and related processes are enhanced as $Z\alpha/\beta$ and become large or even non-perturbative (with $\alpha$ the QED fine structure constant). We provide a constructive demonstration of factorization to all orders in perturbation theory for these processes and compute the all-orders hard and soft functions appearing in the factorization formula. We clarify the relationship between effective field theory amplitudes and historical treatments of beta decay in terms of a Fermi function.

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