Models for D → Kπℓν decay

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1980
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Abstract
We present the predictions of various models for D → Kπℓν decay for the K-π system in the region of the K∗ resonance. In this system both vector and axial vector currents can be studied. One of these models also applies to the D → Kℓν decay mode. Also, tests are given for general Kπℓν of the pure vector hypothesis for the (c, s) current.
Представлены предсказания различных моделей для распада D → Kπℓν для системы K-π в области резонанса K∗. В этой системе могут быть исследованы как векторный, так и аксиально-векторный токи. Одна из этих моделей применима также к каналу распада D → Kℓν. Кроме того, приведены проверки гипотезы чисто векторного (c, s)-тока для общего случая Kπℓν.
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Authors G.L. Kane,William B. Rolnick,K. Stöwe;G.L. Kane;William B. Rolnick;K. Stöwe;
Journal nuclear physics b
Year 1980
DOI
10.1016/0550-3213(80)90089-9
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/daccf1ea999c43665a167b38d6b73ee8
Keywords
models resonance axial kπℓν decay kℓν decay we present predictions of various

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