On the Spectacular Large Asymmetry in and Reactions
S. Takeuchi, F. Myhrer, K. Kubodera
Abstract
An illustrative analysis is presented to show the origin of the energy-independent maximal asymmetry observed for wide ranges of angles in the reactions and . % The general nature of our simple relation between helicity -flip and -nonflip partial wave amplitudes enforces the notion that % these features of the asymmetry for these two annihilation reactions are likely to persist within the hadronic regime. % At higher energies these features of the asymmetry will probably be modified significantly, signaling the onset of perturbative QCD. % Our study supports the arguments that the final state originates from a more central reaction than the πpi final state.
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