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Decays f1→a0π,πππ(η) and f1→KKπ in the chiral U(3)×U(3) quark NJL model

M. K. Volkov1,*, A. A. Pivovarov1,†, and K. Nurlan1,2,‡

  • *Contact author: volkov@theor.jinr.ru
  • †Contact author: pivovarov@theor.jinr.ru
  • ‡Contact author: nurlan@theor.jinr.ru

Phys. Rev. D 112, 036019 – Published 27 August, 2025

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/gtl6-vwsq

Abstract

The branching fractions of the axial vector meson decays f1→a0π,ππη, f1→ρπ,πππ, and f1→KKπ are calculated in the standard U(3)×U(3) quark Nambu–Jona-Lasinio model. The intermediate channels with the states a0(980)π and f0(500)η are taken into account in the decay f1→ππη. In the case of the scalar mesons, the q¯q representation as a chiral symmetric partners of the pseudoscalar mesons is used. It is shown that the decays f1→ρπ and f1→3π occur due to the mass difference of the u and d quarks. All the results are obtained without using any additional arbitrary parameters and are in satisfactory agreement with the known experimental data.

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