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π介子引力形状因子中的QCD迹反常与Sudakov重求和

The QCD Trace Anomaly in Pion Gravitational Form Factors with Sudakov Resummation

Claudio Corianò, Dario Melle, Leonardo Torcellini

arXiv 2609.22930首次发表:更新:

发表机构

Dipartimento di Matematica e Fisica, Università del Salento; INFN Sezione di Lecce; National Centre for HPC, Big Data and Quantum Computing; CNR Nanotec(萨伦托大学数学与物理系; 意大利国家核物理研究所莱切分部; 高性能计算、大数据与量子计算国家中心; 意大利国家研究委员会纳米技术研究所)

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AI 中文总结

本文在微扰QCD框架下研究π介子引力形状因子,通过包含QCD迹反常的$TJJ$关联函数和Sudakov重求和,揭示了反常在不同形状因子中的层级作用,并识别出β函数控制的短距离机械结构贡献。

AI 中文摘要

我们在微扰QCD因子化框架下讨论了中等和大类空动量转移下的π介子引力形状因子。短距离核由单圈非阿贝尔$TJJ$关联函数补充,其中能量-动量张量与两个离壳胶子耦合。其迹部分包含QCD共形反常,并允许标量、类似膨胀子的极点解释。结合横向动量依赖的π介子波函数、Sudakov重求和以及高斯内禀横动量分布,抑制了端点和大横向分离。对π介子形状因子的投影表现出特征层级:孤立的反常在动量形状因子$4A_\pi$中抵消,在机械形状因子$D_\pi$中仍然重要,并在迹形状因子的$TJJ$修正中占主导。该结果识别出由β函数控制的短距离贡献对π介子机械结构的贡献,并阐明了微扰反常极点与相关标量部分子道之间的关系。

英文摘要

We discuss the pion gravitational form factors at intermediate and large spacelike momentum transfer in a perturbative-QCD factorization framework. The short-distance kernel is supplemented by the one-loop non-Abelian $TJJ$ correlator, where the energy--momentum tensor couples to two off-shell gluons. Its trace sector contains the QCD conformal anomaly and admits a scalar, dilaton-like pole interpretation. A transverse-momentum-dependent pion wave function, combined with Sudakov resummation and a Gaussian intrinsic-transverse-momentum profile, suppresses endpoints and large transverse separations. The projection on the pion form factors exhibits a characteristic hierarchy: the isolated anomaly cancels in the momentum form factor 4A_π$, remains important in the mechanical form factor $D_π$, and dominates the $TJJ$ correction to the trace form factor. The result identifies a beta-function-controlled short-distance contribution to pion mechanical structure and clarifies the relation between the perturbative anomaly pole and a correlated scalar partonic channel.

Comments9 pages, 2 figs

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