A Model for the decay of the Ds+ meson into three pions,
M. Gourdin, Y. Y. Keum, X. Y. Pham
Abstract
We propose a phenomenological two component model describing the decay amplitude of the process Ds+ 3 π, whose rate has been found surprisingly large. The first component is a constant background FNR, and the second one is a Breit-Wigner type amplitude associated to a quasi two body f0(980) π+ state. We show that it is possible to reproduce the observed rate for Ds+ π+π+π- as well as the two other measured branching ratios for the non resonant part and the resonant f0π+ one, with a common parameter FNR. Predictions are given for the Ds+ π0π0π+ rates, as well as for the various π+ and π-, or π0 and π+ energy distributions for the two possible final states.
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