Study of violation in decays with the final-state rescattering mechanism
Abstract: Recently, the LHCb collaboration reported the first observation of violation in baryon decays, with a significance of more than $5σ$. This strongly motivates us to investigate the violation in more baryon decay processes. In this work, we employ the final-state rescattering mechanism with introducing two model parameters, and , and calculate two-body non-leptonic baryon decays and . Consequently, we evaluate the corresponding branching ratios, asymmetries, and interference effects between different decay amplitudes. Our theoretical predictions for certain decay channels are in good agreement with current experimental measurements, while the remaining processes--particularly the remarkably large violation observable revealed by the kinematic analysis are expected to be tested in future experiments.
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