Using K0?? ? ?? transitions to compute K ?(? ?)I=0 decay amplitudes at NLO in the chiral expansion
Using K0?? ? ?? transitions to compute K ?(? ?)I=0 decay amplitudes at NLO in the chiral expansion
It is proposed to compute matrix elements for the (unphysical) K0?? ? ?? transition to determine
the next-to-leading order low energy constants of the weak chiral Lagrangian. This allows
us to evaluate K ?(? ?)I=0 decay amplitudes at this level of precision. This approach has several
significant advantages over the use of K ?? transitions, most notably the elimination of
s-channel disconnected diagrams and the use of fewer inversions.
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Changhoan, Kim
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Sachrajda, Christopher
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2007
Changhoan, Kim
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Sachrajda, Christopher
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Changhoan, Kim and Sachrajda, Christopher
(2007)
Using K0?? ? ?? transitions to compute K ?(? ?)I=0 decay amplitudes at NLO in the chiral expansion.
Proceedings of Science, .
Abstract
It is proposed to compute matrix elements for the (unphysical) K0?? ? ?? transition to determine
the next-to-leading order low energy constants of the weak chiral Lagrangian. This allows
us to evaluate K ?(? ?)I=0 decay amplitudes at this level of precision. This approach has several
significant advantages over the use of K ?? transitions, most notably the elimination of
s-channel disconnected diagrams and the use of fewer inversions.
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Published date: 2007
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