arXiv:2506.07197·v2·High Energy Physics — Phenomenology
violation in two-body hadronic decays in the PQCD approach
Jia-Jie Han🇨🇳 · Ji-Xin Yu🇨🇳 · Ya Li🇨🇳 · Hsiang-nan Li🇹🇼 · Jian-Peng Wang🇨🇳 · Zhen-Jun Xiao🇨🇳 · Fu-Sheng Yu
Abstract
We systematically investigate the -averaged branching ratios and violations (CPVs) for the two-body hadronic decays , where runs through the mesons , , , , , and , in the perturbative QCD approach to order in the strong coupling. Various topological amplitudes are obtained by incorporating subleading-twist hadron distribution amplitudes, which exhibit reasonable hierarchical patterns, sizable strong phases, and non-negligible higher-power corrections. The predicted direct CPVs in , different from those in similar meson decays, are as small as the current data. The low CPV in results from the cancellation between the - and -wave CPVs, while the one in is determined by the tiny -wave CPV. However, individual partial-wave CPVs can exceed , consistent with direct CPVs in meson decays. The CPVs in the channels are relatively larger. In particular, CPVs above appear in the up-down asymmetries associated with the final-state angular distributions of , followed by the secondary decays. These observables offer promising prospects for firmly establishing baryon CPVs. The decay asymmetry parameters of are also predicted for future experimental confrontations.
Comments: 73 pages, 19 figures, 31 tables, the version published in Phys.Rev.D