Branching Fractions of the
arXiv:1908.02807
Abstract
The recoil momentum spectrum from the decay has recently been measured by the BaBar collaboration. The spectrum has a peak with invariant mass near the mass of the meson. The preliminary measurement by the BaBar collaboration implies that its branching fraction into is about 4\%. We emphasize that this is the branching fraction for the entire resonance feature from -to- transitions, which includes a and threshold enhancement as well as a possible bound state below the threshold or a virtual state. If the is a bound state of charm mesons, its branching fraction into should be considerably larger than that of the resonance feature. We use measurements of branching ratios of the to put an upper bound on this branching fraction of 33\%. We also constrain the parameters of the simplest plausible model for the line shapes of the using the precise measurement of the resonance energy of the and an estimate of the branching fraction into and from the resonance feature from -to- transitions.
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