Decays of =1 Baryons --- Quark Model versus Large-Nc
Christopher D. Carone, Howard Georgi, Lev Kaplan, David Morin
Abstract
We study nonleptonic decays of the orbitally excited, 6 70-plet baryons in order to test the hypothesis that the successes of the nonrelativistic quark model have a natural explanation in the large-Nc limit of QCD. By working in a Hartree approximation, we isolate a specific set of operators that contribute to the observed s- and d-wave decays in leading order in 1/Nc. We fit our results to the current experimental decay data, and make predictions for a number of allowed but unobserved modes. Our tentative conclusion is that there is more to the nonrelativistic quark model of baryons than large-Nc.
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