A novel method for searching the - mixing effect in the angular distribution analysis of a four-body decay
arXiv:2212.09003 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.107.074024
Abstract
In this work, we raised a novel method for searching the - mixing effect in an angular distribution analysis of the decay, where the mixing effect can be observed by the appearance of the resonant. Armed with this angular distribution, the decay branching fraction and the forward-backward asymmetry are predicted. We pointed out that the forward-backward asymmetry, as a function of the invariant mass square of and the - mixing angle , can be used to distinguish the two resonants and even provide a possibility to determine the exact mixing angle.
7 pages, 3 figures
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