Factorization Contributions and the Breaking of the ΔI=1/2 Rule in Weak ΛNρ and ΣNρ Couplings
Kim Maltman, Mikhail Shmatikov
Abstract
We compute the modified factorization contributions to the Λ→ Nρ and Σ→ Nρ couplings and demonstrate that these contributions naturally include ΔI=3/2 terms which are comparable ( 0.4 to -0.8 times) in magnitude to the corresponding ΔI=1/2 terms. As a consequence, we conclude that models which treat vector meson exchange contributions to the weak conversion process ΛN→ NN assuming such weak couplings to satisfy the ΔI=1/2 rule are unlikely to be reliable.
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