Selecting the physical solution via - mixing
arXiv:2109.01367 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.105.L031506
Abstract
Based on - mixing analysis, we propose a novel method to extract the physical solutions for the hadronic properties of the resonance from the experimental data. Experimentally, multiple solutions have been reported in the decays of and . Utilizing our method, we determine a unique solution for the process . Likewise, two solutions for the process are preferred among the originally reported three solutions under the assumption that dose not take an component.
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