Heavy Baryon Spin 3/2 Theory and Radiative Decays of the Decuplet
M. Napsuciale, J. L. Lucio M.
Abstract
We study the radiative decays of the decuplet (3/2 1/2 γ) using Heavy Baryon Chiral Perturbation Theory (HBChPT). We emphasize the problems faced by the interacting spin 3/2 field theory. We argue that, to lowest order in the 1/m expansion, HBChPT provides a framework where R-invariance and the appropiated constraints for the interacting spin 3/2 fields are consistently incorporated. We perform a gauge invariant calculation of the decay amplitudes, to lowest order in 1/m and to order w2/Λ2χ in the chiral expansion and report analytical results for the one-loop contributions to the two form factors involved in the 3/2 1/2 γ transitions. Parameters independent predictions for the SU(3) forbidden decays are presented.
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