Charge asymmetry in decays
arXiv:2008.13337 · doi:10.1007/JHEP12(2020)015
Abstract
We discusses the charge asymmetry in decays with an invariant mass of the pair near the resonance. Unlike decays in annihilation, in decays the probability of production is almost three times higher than . In decays, the ratio of these probabilities will be opposite. The effect is explained by the fact that, in -meson decays, the pair is produced in a superposition of isoscalar and isovector states, and only in combination with -mesons the total state has isospin. We present a simple model in which the interference of the nonresonant isovector amplitude with the resonant isoscalar amplitude explains the experimental data.
arXiv comment11 pages, 7 figures, version submitted to JHEP
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