Experimental Study ofDecay
- 20 September 1965
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 139 (6B) , B1600-B1608
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.139.b1600
Abstract
The rare decay modes , , and were searched for in a sample of approximately 3× decays. A total of 69 events of the mode were observed. The other two modes are forbidden by the rule and no examples of them were found. This experiment gives an upper limit for the amplitude ratio , for the axial-vector current of 0.25, with the assumption of no final-state interaction. The effects of final-state interactions in the system modify the interpretation of this result and may be large. The rate for the mode was determined to be (2.9±0.6)× . The angular correlations between the planes formed by the lepton pair and the pion pair, and the angular distribution of with respect to the dipion line of flight in the dipion rest system for the 69 events, were studied. The dipion mass spectrum is presented for the 69 events. The value of the ratio of the two form factors in decay ( wave to wave) was found to be from an analysis of these correlations. An estimate of the low-energy phase shift was determined to be from the angular correlations. The difference "" between the
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