The decay : study of the Dalitz plot and extraction of the quark mass ratio
arXiv:1610.03494 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.118.022001
Abstract
The amplitude is sensitive to the quark mass difference and offers a unique way to determine the quark mass ratio from experiment. We calculate the amplitude dispersively and fit the KLOE data on the charged mode, varying the subtraction constants in the range allowed by chiral perturbation theory. The parameter-free predictions obtained for the neutral Dalitz plot and the neutral-to-charged branching ratio are in excellent agreement with experiment. Our representation of the transition amplitude implies .
5 pages, 1 figure, v2 = published version. Slightly shorter and with minor changes
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