Triangle mechanism in the decay process
arXiv:2212.13008 · doi:10.1088/1674-1137/accf6d
Abstract
The role of the triangle mechanism in the decay process and is probed. In these process, the triangle singularity appears from the decay of into then decays into and merged into or which finally decay into and respectively. We find that this mechanism leads to a triangle singularity around , and gives sizable branching fractions and . This potential investigation can help us obtain the information of the scalar meson or .
8 pages, 6 figures
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