Weak K--Amplitudes in the Chiral and 1/Nc--Expansions
A. Pich, E. de Rafael
Abstract
It is shown that there exist symmetry constraints for non--leptonic weak amplitudes which emerge when the 1/Nc--expansion restricted to the leading and next--to--leading approximations only is systematically combined with χPT limited to the lowest non--trivial order. We discuss these constraints for the couplings g8 and g27 of ΔS=1 transitions and the BK--parameter of K0- K0 mixing.
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