Violation of PCAC and two-body baryonic and decays
arXiv:1407.7639 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.91.077501
Abstract
We study the two-body baryonic and decays based on the annihilation mechanism without the partial conservation of axial-vector current (PCAC) at the GeV scale. We demonstrate that the contributions of , and are mainly from the scalar and pseudoscalar currents with their branching ratios predicted to be around , respectively, exactly the sizes of established by the data. We also apply the annihilation mechanism to all of the charmless two-body baryonic and decays. In particular, we can explain of order and of order , which are from the axial-vector currents. In addition, the branching ratios of , , and are predicted to be , which can be measured by LHCb and viewed as tests for the violation of PCAC at the GeV scale.
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