Pionium as a source of false events in the decays
arXiv:2006.02969 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.102.113005
Abstract
We suggest that the decay modes of kaons with a pion and a pionium ( atom) in the final state can constitute a not yet considered background to the very rare decay . In fact, a part of pioniums may escape the decay region before decaying into two s (or to in the case of excited pionium). To illustrate the importance of this background, we show that it may even explain, under some assumptions, the unexpected decay events that appeared in the KOTO experiment.
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