1969
DOI: 10.1007/bf01395018
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A new fit of the parameters for Cabibbo's theory

Abstract: We consider reactions of the typewhere B and B' are the initial and final baryons, l is either an electron or a muon and v t is the corresponding neutrino.The four-momenta and masses of these particles are p, M; p', M'; p,, rnz; pv, O, respectively. The formulae and tabulated values used to compute the theoretical decay rates are taken from BENDER, LINKE and ROTHE 1. * Work supported in part by the Bundesministerium f/Jr Wissenschaftliche Forschung.

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“…(2) are the same as in [21 and [3]. Both experimental and theoretical information on the general behaviour of the forro factors indicate that they ate slowly varying functions of q2.…”
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“…(2) are the same as in [21 and [3]. Both experimental and theoretical information on the general behaviour of the forro factors indicate that they ate slowly varying functions of q2.…”
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confidence: 48%
“…I-Iowever, from a theoretical point of view the question of the q2-dependence is of outmost importance, and this is why we think that it is worthy to diseuss some problematie features of the method of the calculation of the slopes, adopted in [1]. This method has beca deseribed in [2] and [3].The veetor form factor f~-"B'(q ~) is written in the forro…”
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“…(3.185b) We therefore have a fit to all available semileptonic baryon decays in terms of four parameters 05, e+, F"(O), D"(0). T h e latest fit was done by Eisele et al (1969) who actually used the (known) q2-dependence of the vector form factors, as well as retaining the induced pseudoscalar form factor and making reasonable assumptions about the axial vector form factors. They found (3.189)…”
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confidence: 99%