Up-down Asymmetries and Angular Distributions in
arXiv:2105.06207 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.104.053003
Abstract
Using the helicity amplitude technique, we derive differential decay widths and angular distributions for the decay cascade , in which the electron and muon mass is explicitly included. Using a set of phenomenological results for form factors, we calculate partial decay widths and branching fractions for and , but find that results for are larger than recent BESIII measurements by about a factor 1.5. We further demonstrate that the measurement of up-down asymmetry in and angular distributions in can help to determine the hadronic amplitude requested in . Based on the Monte-Carlo simulation with the LHCb geometrical acceptance, we find that the angular distributions of MC events can be well described.
13 pages, 6 figures
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