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arxiv nucl-th/0512028 v2 pith:HC62V2ZB submitted 2005-12-08 nucl-th hep-ph

Insights on scalar mesons from their radiative decays

Yu. Kalashnikova , A. Kudryavtsev , A. V. Nefediev , J. Haidenbauer , C. Hanhart This is my paper
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We estimate the rates for radiative transitions of the lightest scalar mesons f_0(980) and a_0(980) to the vector mesons rho and omega. We argue that measurements of the radiative decays of those scalar mesons can provide important new information on their structure.

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