Puzzles in charmonium decays
arXiv:1012.2887 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysbps.2010.10.088
Abstract
The open charm effects via intermediate hadron loop transitions seem to play a crucial role in the understanding of several existing "puzzles" in charmonium exclusive decays, such as the non- decays, and " puzzle" etc. In the charmonium energy region, non-perturbative mechanisms could be still sizeable, and as a consequence the intermediate hadron loop transitions also provide a mechanism for the helicity-selection-rule (HSR) violation. We report our recent progress on those existing puzzles.
Invited talk on the 15th International Conference in QCD, June 28- July 3, 2010, Montpellier, France
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