-parity violating amplitudes in the decay
arXiv:1611.04437 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.98.045210
Abstract
The decays of the negative -parity meson into even numbers of pions violate -parity. Such decays, as well as other -parity decays into hadrons, can be parametrized in terms of three main intermediate virtual states: one photon, one photon plus two gluons, and three gluons. Since the electromagnetic interaction does not conserve -parity, decays into positive -parity final states should be dominantly electromagnetic. Nevertheless, the one-photon contribution to , that can be estimated by exploiting the cross section , differs from the observed decay probability for {more than} 4.5 standard deviations. We present a computation of the amplitude based on a phenomenological description of the decay mechanism in terms of dominant intermediate states , and . The obtained value is of the order of the electromagnetic contribution.
arXiv comment12 pages, 12 figures
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