SU(3) Analysis for Beauty Baryon Decays
arXiv:2001.05397 · doi:10.1007/JHEP03(2020)165
Abstract
We perform a general SU(3) analysis of decays of members of the beauty baryon antitriplet to a member of the light baryon octet and a singlet. Under several reasonable assumptions we found and . These two relations have been recently probed by LHCb for the case of . The former agrees with the measurement, while for the latter our prediction lies close to the upper bound set by LHCb.
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