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Hyperon semileptonic decays in QCD sum rules

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arxiv 2402.15088 v2 pith:2O4WVKFG submitted 2024-02-23 hep-ph

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We investigate the hyperon semileptonic decays within the framework of QCD sum rules. The flavor $ SU(3) $ symmetry breaking effects are analyzed via the relevant form factors and corresponding branching fractions. Employing the $ z $-series parameterization to capture the $ q^2 $ dependence of form factors, we calculate the hyperon semileptonic decay rates and confront them with the recent experimental measurements. Moreover, we calculate as well the non-standard tensor form factors, which involve certain new physics beyond the standard model.

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