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arXiv:1603.07309 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2016.04.020
Abstract
Using a successful framework for describing S-wave hadronic decays of light hyperons induced by a subprocess , we presented recently a model-independent calculation of the amplitude and branching ratio for in agreement with a LHCb measurement. The same quark process contributes to , while a second term from the subprocess has been related by Voloshin to differences among total decay rates of charmed baryons. We calculate this term and find it to have a magnitude approximately equal to the term. We argue for a negligible relative phase between these two contributions, potentially due to final state interactions. However, we do not know whether they interfere destructively or constructively. For constructive interference one predicts and . For destructive interference, the respective branching fractions are expected to be less than about and .
To be published in Physics Letters B
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