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Identifying through its decay modes
We study how to assign the recently observed meson to an
appropriate level of the spectrum by the analysis of its decay modes
in final states comprising a light pseudoscalar meson. We use an effective
lagrangian approach with heavy quark and chiral symmetries, obtaining that the
measurement of the decay width would allow to distinguish between two
possible assignments.Comment: RevTex, 6 pages - references adde
Puzzles in charm spectroscopy
We briefly analyze aspects of open and hidden charm resonances, discussing in
particular the mesons and X(3872).Comment: 8 pages, 4 figures. Invited talk given at the YKIS Seminar on New
Frontiers in QCD: Exotic Hadrons and Hadronic Matter, Kyoto, Japan, 20 Nov. -
8 Dec. 200
The effects of enhanced Z penguins on lepton polarizations in
The sensitivity of the mode to electroweak penguins and the
recent experimental data for the , modes has given rise
to what is known as the `` puzzle''. Recently it has been observed
that this {\sl puzzle} can be resolved by considering the new physics which can
enter via penguins. In this note we analyze the effect of this enhanced
penguins on the lepton polarization asymmetries of .Comment: Published versio
The electromagnetic effects in decay
The final state interaction of pions in decay allows one to obtain
the value of the isospin and angular momentum zero scattering length
.We take into account the electromagnetic interaction of pions and
isospin symmetry breaking effects caused by different masses of neutral and
charged pions and estimate the impact of these effects on the procedure of
scattering length extraction from decay.Comment: 8 pages,1 figur
Strong Interactions at Low Energy
The lectures review some of the basic concepts relevant for an understanding
of the low energy properties of the strong interactions: chiral symmetry,
spontaneous symmetry breakdown, Goldstone bosons, quark condensate. The
effective field theory used to analyze the low energy structure is briefly
sketched. As an illustration, I discuss the implications of the recent data on
the decay for the magnitude of the quark condensate.Comment: Lectures given at the school of physics "Understanding the structure
of hadrons", Prague, July 2001, 20 p
Observation of a Broad L=1 State in at CLEO
Using 4.7 fb^-1 of data taken at CESR at energies at and near the Upsilon(4S)
we have studied the decay B- -> D{*+}pi-pi- (and its conjugate). We observe a
new, broad charmed meson state, which we interpret as D_J(j=1/2), in its decay
to D{*+}pi-. Our preliminary results indicate the mass and width of this L=1
state to be m = (2461 +41/-3} +/-10 +/-32) MeV and Gamma = (290 +101/-79 +/-26
+/-36) MeV, with the third uncertainty associated with the parameterization of
the relative strong phases. In addition we have measured several new branching
fractions of charged B mesons. All quoted results are preliminary.Comment: 7 pages postscript, also available through
http://w4.lns.cornell.edu/public/CLN
The isospin symmetry breaking effects in decays
The Fermi-Watson theorem is generalized to the case of two coupled channels
with different masses and applied to final state interaction in
decays. The impact of considered effect on the phase of the scattering
is estimated and shown that it can be crucial for scattering lengths extraction
from experimental data on decays
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