The self-penguin contribution to
arXiv:hep-ph/9609262 · doi:10.1016/S0370-2693(96)01402-5
Abstract
We consider the contribution to decays from the non-diagonal $s \ra d$ quark transition amplitude. First, we calculate the most important part of the transition, the so-called self-penguin amplitude , including the heavy top-quark case. Second, we calculate the matrix element of the transition for the physical process. This part of the analysis is performed within the Chiral Quark Model where quarks are coupled to the pseudoscalar mesons. The CP-conserving self-penguin contribution to is found to be negligible. The obtained contribution to is sensitive to the values of the quark condensate and the constituent quark mass . For reasonable values of these quantities we find that the self-penguin contribution to is 10-15% of the gluonic penguin contribution and has the same sign. Given the large cancellation between gluonic and electroweak penguin contributions, this means that our contribution is of the same order of magnitude as itself.
Latex, 12 pages, 2 figures
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