Craig N. Burrell
University of Toronto
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Physical Review D | 2004
Craig N. Burrell; Michael Luke; Alexander R. Williamson
We study the O(Lambda/mb) corrections to the singly and doubly differential hadronic invariant mass spectra d\Gamma/dsH and d\Gamma/dsH dq^2 in b -> u decays, and discuss the implications for the extraction of the CKM matrix element |Vub|. Using simple models for the subleading shape functions, the effects of subleading operators are estimated to be at thefew percent level for experimentally relevant cuts. The subleading corrections proportional to the leading shape function are larger, but largely cancel in the relation between the hadronic invariant mass spectrum and the photon spectrum in B -> X_s \gamma. We also discuss the applicability of the usual prescription of convoluting the partonic level rate with the leading light-cone wavefunction of the b quark to subleading order.
Physics Letters B | 1999
Christian W. Bauer; Craig N. Burrell
Abstract We study nonperturbative corrections up to O (1/m b 3 ) in the inclusive rare B decay B → X s l + l − by performing an operator product expansion. The values of the matrix elements entering at this order are unknown and introduce uncertainties into physical quantities. Imposing a phase space cut to eliminate the c c resonances we find that the O (1/m b 3 ) corrections introduce an O (10%) uncertainty in the measured rate. We also find that the contributions arising at O (1/m b 3 ) are comparable to the ones arising at O (1/m b 2 ) over the entire region of phase space.
Physical Review D | 2001
Craig N. Burrell; Alexander R. Williamson
We study two-body exclusive decays of the form
Physical Review D | 2005
Craig N. Burrell; Alexander R. Williamson
\overline{B}\ensuremath{\rightarrow}{D}^{(*)}L (L=\ensuremath{\pi},\ensuremath{\rho},\dots{})
Physical Review D | 2006
Craig N. Burrell
in the heavy-quark limit. We perform a renormalon analysis of such processes to determine the order at which nonperturbative factorization-breaking power corrections enter the amplitude. We find that a class of leading power corrections to the color octet matrix element, of
Physical Review D | 2006
Craig N. Burrell; Alexander R. Williamson
\mathcal{O}({\ensuremath{\Lambda}}_{\mathrm{QCD}}{/m}_{b}),
THEORETICAL HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS: MRST 2000 | 2001
Craig N. Burrell
vanishes in the limit of a symmetric light meson parton distribution function. We discuss the phenomenological significance of this result.
Physical Review D | 2006
Craig N. Burrell; Alexander R. Williamson
We study O(alpha^2 beta_0) perturbative corrections to matrix elements entering two-body exclusive decays of the form B -> pi pi, pi K in the QCD factorization formalism, including chirally enhanced power corrections, and discuss the effect of these corrections on direct CP asymmetries, which receive their first contribution at O(alpha). We find that the O(alpha^2 beta_0) corrections are often as large as the O(alpha) corrections. We find large uncertainties due to renormalization scale dependence as well as poor knowledge of the non-perturbative parameters. We assess the effect of the perturbative corrections on the direct CP violation parameters of B -> pi^+ pi^-.
Physical Review D | 2006
Craig N. Burrell; Alexander R. Williamson
We study O(alpha^2 beta_0) perturbative corrections to matrix elements entering two-body exclusive decays of the form B -> pi pi, pi K in the QCD factorization formalism, including chirally enhanced power corrections, and discuss the effect of these corrections on direct CP asymmetries, which receive their first contribution at O(alpha). We find that the O(alpha^2 beta_0) corrections are often as large as the O(alpha) corrections. We find large uncertainties due to renormalization scale dependence as well as poor knowledge of the non-perturbative parameters. We assess the effect of the perturbative corrections on the direct CP violation parameters of B -> pi^+ pi^-.
Physical Review D | 2006
Alexander R. Williamson; Craig N. Burrell
We study O(alpha^2 beta_0) perturbative corrections to matrix elements entering two-body exclusive decays of the form B -> pi pi, pi K in the QCD factorization formalism, including chirally enhanced power corrections, and discuss the effect of these corrections on direct CP asymmetries, which receive their first contribution at O(alpha). We find that the O(alpha^2 beta_0) corrections are often as large as the O(alpha) corrections. We find large uncertainties due to renormalization scale dependence as well as poor knowledge of the non-perturbative parameters. We assess the effect of the perturbative corrections on the direct CP violation parameters of B -> pi^+ pi^-.