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Axial transition form factors of octet baryons in the perturbative chiral quark model

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arxiv 2209.00808 v2 pith:PSEO2DRX submitted 2022-09-02 hep-ph

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We study the axial transition form factors $G_A^{B\to B'}(Q^2)$ as well as the axial charges $g_A^{B\to B'}$ of the octet baryons in the perturbative chiral quark model~(PCQM) with including both the ground and excited states in the intermediate quark propagators. The PCQM results on the $G_A^{B\to B'}(Q^2)$ and the $g_A^{B\to B'}$ are found in good agreement with the existing experimental data and the lattice-QCD values. The study figures out that the $G_A^{B\to B'}(Q^2)$ for all transitions behave in the dipolelike form, which is dominantly caused by the three-quark core. The meson cloud with the ground-state quark propagator also plays an extremely important role but results in a flat contribution. The excited-state quark propagator contributing to the $G_A^{B\to B'}(Q^2)$ could be regarded as the higher order correction and it is very limited.

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