The mass difference from a dispersion relation
arXiv:hep-ph/0402204 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.69.114021
Abstract
We study the Standard Model prediction for the mass difference between the two neutral D meson mass eigenstates, . We derive a dispersion relation based on heavy quark effective theory that relates to an integral of the width difference of heavy mesons, , over varying values of the heavy meson mass. Modeling the -dependence of certain D decay partial widths, we investigate the effects of SU(3) breaking from phase space on the mass difference. We find that may be comparable in magnitude to in the Standard Model.
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