Dalitz Plot Structure in
arXiv:1004.3225 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.81.096008
Abstract
The BaBar Collaboration has pointed out that is dominated by an isospin-zero final state, leading to nearly complete depletion of the Dalitz plot along all three diagonals. In flavor-SU(3) approaches to charmed particle decays to a light vector and a light pseudoscalar particle, this behavior is seen, but does not appear to have a fundamental origin. Instead, it arises as a result of approximate cancellation of higher-isospin combinations of several types of amplitudes: color-favored tree, color-suppressed tree, and exchange. Interpretation in terms of a direct-channel effect would require an exotic resonance, with spin, parity, and charge-congjugation eigenvalues .
9 pages, 5 figures, to be submitted to Phys. Rev. D. Corrected quoted isospin amplitudes.
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