Analysis reveals meson properties and decay widths in light and heavy systems, implying robust model accuracy.
In this work we study the meson properties in the framework of an effective quark model. We start from the Bethe-Salpeter equation choosing the interaction kernel in nonlocal form with the Gaussian meson vertex function, characterized by a meson size parameter \(Λ _H\) . We demonstrate the model’s predictive power by applying it to both light and heavy systems. Key results include a calculation of the \(π ^0→ γ γ \) decay width and the pion transition form factor \(Fπ γ(Q^2)\) , which reproduces experimental data from low to high \(Q^2\) . We further predict the electromagnetic properties of heavy quarkonia, obtaining the two-photon decay widths of \(η _c\) and \(η _b\) and the radiative decay widths of \(J/ψ \) and \(Υ \) , all of which show consistency with available data and other theoretical approaches. The model provides a computationally efficient and unified framework for describing mesons from the light to heavy quark sectors.
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