The decay of the omega meson at finite temperature
Indrajit Mitra, Abhee K. Dutt-Mazumder
Abstract
The decay width of the ω meson at finite temperature is calculated using the Gell-Mann Sharp Wagner model of ρ pole dominance. Effective masses of the ρ and ω are determined within the framework of real-time formalism of finite temperature field theory. It is shown that even though the mass of the ω-meson decreases with temperature, its decay width increases because of an interesting interplay between the phase space factors, the transition matrix element and Bose enhancement.
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