A symmetry-guided phenomenological model organizes leading current-current operators for charged-current decays of heavy-light mesons and reproduces heavy-quark scaling relations for decay constants and form factors.
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A quantum framework for heavy-quark spin evolution in heavy-ion collisions yields analytic polarization solutions, fitted to ALICE D*+ data to extract depolarization strength and estimate Lambda_c polarization plus elliptic harmonics.
Within HQET, radiative semileptonic decay form factors for Lambda(b) to Lambda(c) and B to D(*) transitions are fully determined by non-radiative Isgur-Wise functions and heavy-hadron magnetic dipole moments in soft and sub-leading soft regions.
Lattice QCD study tracks the T_cc tetraquark pole trajectory with quark mass variation using diquark, molecular, and scattering operators at two spacings.
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A Phenomenological Model of Mesons for Charged Current Weak Decays
A symmetry-guided phenomenological model organizes leading current-current operators for charged-current decays of heavy-light mesons and reproduces heavy-quark scaling relations for decay constants and form factors.
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Quantum spin dynamics of heavy quarks and polarization observables in relativistic heavy-ion collisions
A quantum framework for heavy-quark spin evolution in heavy-ion collisions yields analytic polarization solutions, fitted to ALICE D*+ data to extract depolarization strength and estimate Lambda_c polarization plus elliptic harmonics.
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Radiative Semileptonic Decays of Beautiful Hadrons
Within HQET, radiative semileptonic decay form factors for Lambda(b) to Lambda(c) and B to D(*) transitions are fully determined by non-radiative Isgur-Wise functions and heavy-hadron magnetic dipole moments in soft and sub-leading soft regions.
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$T_{cc}$ pole trajectory
Lattice QCD study tracks the T_cc tetraquark pole trajectory with quark mass variation using diquark, molecular, and scattering operators at two spacings.