2006
DOI: 10.1103/physrevd.73.074015
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Doubly charmful baryonicBdecays

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“…The reason of the difference is that the scale dependence off f and the radiative corrections to the quark loops in the operator product expansion series is taken into account in Ref. [7,8]. The larger decay constant can surely enhance the branching ratio and we expect a much larger branching ratio for the decay B → f 0 (980)K also in PQCD approach.…”
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“…The reason of the difference is that the scale dependence off f and the radiative corrections to the quark loops in the operator product expansion series is taken into account in Ref. [7,8]. The larger decay constant can surely enhance the branching ratio and we expect a much larger branching ratio for the decay B → f 0 (980)K also in PQCD approach.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…They find that in standard model, the branching ratio is quite below the experimental values and therefore, these modes can be a probe of the R-parity violation supersymmetric model. Within the framework of QCD factorization approach (QCDF), B → f 0 (980)K has also been studied recently [7,8]. With the decay constants and light-cone distribution amplitudes derived from the QCD sum rules, the updated results in QCDF [8] suffice to explain the experimental data.…”
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“…Explanations for these widely varying values have been proposed [13,14]. It was suggested that a kinematic suppression may apply to decays in which the two baryons have high relative momentum, since this requires the exchange of two high-momentum gluons.…”
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