Continuum-Limit HQET LCDAs from Lattice QCD for Tightening B Decay Uncertainties

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Main Authors: Han, Xue-Ying, Gao, Hao-Fei, Hua, Jun, Ji, Xiangdong, Jiang, Xiangyu, Lü, Cai-Dian, Schäfer, Andreas, Tan, Jin-Xin, Wang, Ji-Hao, Wang, Wei, Xu, Ji, Yang, Yi-Bo, Zhang, Fu-Wei, Zhang, Jian-Hui, Zhang, Jia-Lu, Zhang, Mu-Hua, Zhang, Qi-An, Zhao, Shuai
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author Han, Xue-Ying
Gao, Hao-Fei
Hua, Jun
Ji, Xiangdong
Jiang, Xiangyu
Lü, Cai-Dian
Schäfer, Andreas
Tan, Jin-Xin
Wang, Ji-Hao
Wang, Wei
Xu, Ji
Yang, Yi-Bo
Zhang, Fu-Wei
Zhang, Jian-Hui
Zhang, Jia-Lu
Zhang, Mu-Hua
Zhang, Qi-An
Zhao, Shuai
author_facet Han, Xue-Ying
Gao, Hao-Fei
Hua, Jun
Ji, Xiangdong
Jiang, Xiangyu
Lü, Cai-Dian
Schäfer, Andreas
Tan, Jin-Xin
Wang, Ji-Hao
Wang, Wei
Xu, Ji
Yang, Yi-Bo
Zhang, Fu-Wei
Zhang, Jian-Hui
Zhang, Jia-Lu
Zhang, Mu-Hua
Zhang, Qi-An
Zhao, Shuai
contents Heavy meson HQET light-cone distribution amplitudes (LCDAs) are critical for precision predictions of $B$ meson weak decays, but currently are one of dominant theoretical uncertainties that obscure interpretations of $B$ anomalies and CP-violating measurements. Building on the established HQLaMET framework, supplemented by lattice QCD calculations of the OPE moments, we present a precise lattice QCD calculation of HQET LCDAs by employing multi-ensemble simulations for continuum and physical pion mass extrapolation, quantifying comprehensive systematic errors, and validating results through OPE moment cross-validation. Details of the lattice calculations are provided in a companion paper \cite{HeavymesonDA_long_paper}. Our final results for key inverse moments (at $μ=1$ GeV) are $λ_B=0.340(20)$ GeV and $σ_B^{(1)}=1.685(63)$, with the total uncertainty reduced by a factor of three relative to the previous analysis. These results can greatly reduce the uncertainty in the $B \to K^*$ form factors in the large-recoil region. This work resolves the long-standing bottleneck in first-principles predictions of heavy meson LCDAs, advancing precision flavor physics to new frontiers.
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spellingShingle Continuum-Limit HQET LCDAs from Lattice QCD for Tightening B Decay Uncertainties
Han, Xue-Ying
Gao, Hao-Fei
Hua, Jun
Ji, Xiangdong
Jiang, Xiangyu
Lü, Cai-Dian
Schäfer, Andreas
Tan, Jin-Xin
Wang, Ji-Hao
Wang, Wei
Xu, Ji
Yang, Yi-Bo
Zhang, Fu-Wei
Zhang, Jian-Hui
Zhang, Jia-Lu
Zhang, Mu-Hua
Zhang, Qi-An
Zhao, Shuai
High Energy Physics - Lattice
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
Heavy meson HQET light-cone distribution amplitudes (LCDAs) are critical for precision predictions of $B$ meson weak decays, but currently are one of dominant theoretical uncertainties that obscure interpretations of $B$ anomalies and CP-violating measurements. Building on the established HQLaMET framework, supplemented by lattice QCD calculations of the OPE moments, we present a precise lattice QCD calculation of HQET LCDAs by employing multi-ensemble simulations for continuum and physical pion mass extrapolation, quantifying comprehensive systematic errors, and validating results through OPE moment cross-validation. Details of the lattice calculations are provided in a companion paper \cite{HeavymesonDA_long_paper}. Our final results for key inverse moments (at $μ=1$ GeV) are $λ_B=0.340(20)$ GeV and $σ_B^{(1)}=1.685(63)$, with the total uncertainty reduced by a factor of three relative to the previous analysis. These results can greatly reduce the uncertainty in the $B \to K^*$ form factors in the large-recoil region. This work resolves the long-standing bottleneck in first-principles predictions of heavy meson LCDAs, advancing precision flavor physics to new frontiers.
title Continuum-Limit HQET LCDAs from Lattice QCD for Tightening B Decay Uncertainties
topic High Energy Physics - Lattice
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.10946