Mechanisms of the isospin-breaking decay
arXiv:1604.00177 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.93.114027
Abstract
Estimated are the contributions of the following mechanisms responsible for the decay : 1) the contribution of the mixing, , 2) the contribution of the transition , arising due to the pointlike decay , 3) the contribution of the transition , where , and 4) the contribution of the transition , where (or ) and . These mechanisms break the conservation of the isospin due to the nonzero mass difference of the and mesons. They result in the appearance of the narrow resonance structure in the mass spectrum in the region of the thresholds, with the width MeV. The observation of such a structure in experiment is the direct indication on the loop mechanism of the breaking of the isotopic invariance. We point out that existing data should be more precise, and it is difficult to explain them using the single specific mechanism from those listed above. Taking the decay as the example, we discuss the general approach to the description of the loop mechanism of the breaking of isotopic invariance.
14 pages, 7 figures; v2: matches published version in PRD
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