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تسجيل مستخدم جديدPseudoscalar-scalar transition form factors in covariant light front dynamics
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In an explicitly covariant light-front formalism, we analyze transition form factors between pseudoscalar and scalar mesons. Application is performed in case of the $B to f_0(980)$ transition in the full available transfer momentum range $q^2$.
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