The Λb J/ψ+Λ Decay Revisited
Hai-Yang Cheng, B. Tseng
Abstract
The decay does not receive any nonspectator contributions and hence its theoretical calculation is relatively clean. Two different methods are employed for the study of . In the first method, both b and s quarks are treated as heavy and leading 1/ms as well as 1/mb corrections are included. The branching ratio and the asymmetry parameter α are found to be (0.7-1.5)× 10-3 and 0.18, respectively. In the second method, only the b quark is treated as heavy. The prediction of the decay rate is very sensitive to the choice of the q2 dependence for form factors. We obtain α=0.31 and B() 1.6× 10-4 for dipole q2 behavior as well as 8.2× 10-4 for monopole q2 dependence. We conclude that B()~ <~10-3 and α is of order 0.20 0.30 with a positive sign.
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