A review of hadronic parity violation covers observed effects, theoretical and experimental progress, and prospects for extending few-nucleon precision studies to nuclei and new physics searches.
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Theoretical mass variations between Gaussian and hydrogenic wavefunctions induce pronounced non-linear sensitivity in two-body non-leptonic branching fractions of D, Ds, B, and Bs mesons under factorization, with Gaussian masses aligning better for bottom decays.
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Hadronic parity violation: successes, challenges, and future prospects
A review of hadronic parity violation covers observed effects, theoretical and experimental progress, and prospects for extending few-nucleon precision studies to nuclei and new physics searches.
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Sensitivity of Two-Body Non-Leptonic Branching Fractions to Theoretical Mass Variations in Heavy-Light Mesons
Theoretical mass variations between Gaussian and hydrogenic wavefunctions induce pronounced non-linear sensitivity in two-body non-leptonic branching fractions of D, Ds, B, and Bs mesons under factorization, with Gaussian masses aligning better for bottom decays.