The fragmentation function of ##K^{*0}## particle?

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Where can I find the fragmentation function (FF) of ##K^{*0}(892)## particle?
The online FF generator doesn't give the option of ##K^{*0}##

FF generator: http://lapth.cnrs.fr/ffgenerator/
 
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Are you sure that the K* has a fragmentation function? I'm pretty sure that, since it is a resonance, it doesn't fragment but simply decay isotropically according to the usual matrix elements. What are you looking for it?
 
Einj said:
Are you sure that the K* has a fragmentation function? I'm pretty sure that, since it is a resonance, it doesn't fragment but simply decay isotropically according to the usual matrix elements. What are you looking for it?
Oops, sorry for my ambiguity. Actually I mean the quarks fragment into hadrons, i.e. the fragmentation function is ##D^{q\to h}## with ##h = K^{*0}(892)##, and ##q = u,d,s,c,\cdots##.
For ##h = pion, kaon...##, it is available(given by online FF generator), but what about ##K^{*0}##?
 
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