Scalar resonances in the decay
arXiv:2011.05185 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.034020
Abstract
We study theoretically the resonant structure of the double Cabibbo suppressed decay. We start from an elementary production diagram, considered subleading in previous approaches, which cannot produce a final pair at the tree level but which we show to be able to provide the strength of the decay through final meson-meson state interaction. The different meson-meson elementary productions are related through SU(3) and the final rescattering is implemented from a suitable implementation of unitary extensions of ChPT which generate dynamically the scalar resonances and . We obtain a good agreement with recent experimental data from the LHCb collaboration with a minimal freedom in the fit and show the dominance of the contribution close to the threshold of the spectrum.
8 pages, 7 figures
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