1985
DOI: 10.1103/physrevd.31.3005
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On the new value for the electron asymmetry inΣ→neνand hyperon semileptonic decays

Abstract: Using the new value for a ; '", fits of the hyperon-decay data are presented. They show that there is excellent agreement between the predictions of the Cabibbo model and the experimental data, except for perhaps two indications of minor corrections.The experimental value of the electron asymmetry in I--nev was of considerable concern because the world average (consistent with four old experiments) of a$-"= 0.26 f 0.19 was in contradiction with the prediction of the standard theory. The only explanation of thi… Show more

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“…Another point to note is that our predictions are in close agreement with those of Bohm and Kmiecik [5]. Our best predictions are obtained starting with GA/GV (n+ pe-v) = = 1.262f0.005 [8].…”
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“…Another point to note is that our predictions are in close agreement with those of Bohm and Kmiecik [5]. Our best predictions are obtained starting with GA/GV (n+ pe-v) = = 1.262f0.005 [8].…”
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confidence: 81%
“…However, a most comprehensive fit to the experimental data (including the latest and signcorrected value of electron asymmetry parameter a ' " ) has been made by Bohm and Kmiecik [5] and they found excellent agreement with the Cabibbo model which assumes exact SU(3) symmetry. In this paper, within a context of the nonrelativistic quark model, we reach conclusions and make predictions which are similar to those of Bohm and Kmiecik [5]. Glashow [lo] had invoked the possible existence of tensor forces and a D-wave admixture within the nucleon.…”
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