$\omega$-$\phi$ mixing and weak annihilation in $D_s$ decays
Michael Gronau, Jonathan L. Rosner

TL;DR
This paper investigates the mixing between $ ho$ and $ ho'$ mesons and its impact on decay processes of $D_s$ mesons, providing predictions for branching ratios and discussing the role of weak annihilation effects.
Contribution
It offers a detailed analysis of $ ho$-$ ho'$ mixing effects on $D_s$ decays and estimates the branching ratio for $D_s^+ o ho e^+ u_e$ considering weak annihilation.
Findings
Predicted branching ratio for $D_s^+ o ho e^+ u_e$ is approximately 1.3 x 10^{-3}.
Mass-dependent analysis yields different mixing angles at $ ho$ and $ ho'$ masses.
Weak annihilation may significantly contribute to certain $D_s$ decay modes.
Abstract
The mixing between nonstrange and strange quark wavefunctions in the and mesons leads to a small predicted branching ratio , where is the mixing angle. The value is obtained in a mass-independent analysis, while a mass-dependent analysis gives at and at . Measurement of this branching ratio thus can tell whether the decay is dominated by -- mixing, or additional nonperturbative processes commonly known as "weak annihilation" (WA) contribute. The role of WA in the decay and its possible use in estimating WA effects in are also discussed. Assuming that the dynamics of WA in is similar in we…
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