Anathematizing the Guralnik and Manohar Inequality for \barΛ
arXiv:hep-ph/9311337 · doi:10.1016/0370-2693(94)90268-2
Abstract
There is a recent claim by Guralnik and Manohar \cite{GM} to have established a rigorous lower bound on , the asymptotic difference between the mass of a heavy flavour {\em hadron} and that of the heavy flavour {\em quark}. We point out the flaw in their reasoning and discuss the underlying physical problem. An explicit counterexample to the GM bound is given; one can therefore not count on a refined proof to re-establish this bound. *********** Uses LaTeX No figures No macros file used.
7 pages Preprint UND-HEP-93-BIG07, CERN-TH.7091/93
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