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Lifetime of doubly charmed baryons
Chao-Hsi Chang(ITP), Tong Li(NKU), Xue-Qian Li(NKU), Yu-Ming Wang(NKU) Introduction Formulation for Lifetimes of Evaluation of Hadronic Matrix Elements Numerical Results Summary
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Introduction (ccd) observed by SELEX Collaboration at FERMILAB (PRL89,112001(2002)) Previous works on doubly heavy-quark baryon (PRD60,014007(1999); hep-ph/ ; Eur.Phys.J.C9,213(1999)) WE/WA and PI mechanism(PLB280,271(1992); PLB293,430(1992); Nucl.Phys.B399,441(1993)) Hadronic wave function
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Formulation for Lifetimes of
The general formula for inclusive decay width (lifetime): optical theorem OPE of matrix element
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Spectator Contribution
The total decay width can be decomposed into two parts: Spectator contribution can be decomposed into two components: The semileptonic and nonleptonic decay of spectator contribution have been calculated by many authors. (Bigi et al., hep-ph/ ; PRD56,2783(1997); PRD64,014003(2001))
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Non-spectator Contribution
Effective Lagrangian Our calculation includes CKM-suppressed contribution.
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The inclusive decays of (ccd)
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The inclusive decays of (ccu)
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The inclusive decays of (ccs)
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Hadronic Matrix Elements
Sandwiching the operators between initial and final states of forward scattering, we obtain the hadronic matrix elements:
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Harmonic oscillator wave function
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The decay widths
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Numerical Results Input parameters
(PRD60,014007(1999); hep-ph/ ; Eur.Phys.J.C9,213(1999))
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Non-perturbative parameters
reflects the coupling of the two c quarks, we adopt the parameter the same as J/ψ reflects the coupling of two c quarks and the light quark (u, d, s), we adopt the parameter the same as D meson
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Compare with other work
Lifetime of strongly depend on the wavefunction at the origin. hep-ph/
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Summary Doubly charmed baryons Inclusive decay width
optical theorem, OPE, WE/WA and PI mechanism Others (wave functions, other doubly heavy-quark baryons, triply heavy-quark baryon……)
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