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Radiative Heavy Meson Transitions

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arxiv hep-ph/9307330 v1 pith:Z2DNMTUM submitted 1993-07-24 hep-ph

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We evaluate the radiative and hadronic decay rates of the $D^*$ mesons using the Heavy Quark Effective Theory and the Vector Meson Dominance hypothesis. We also estimate the width of the $B^*$ electromagnetic transitions and the radiative decays of positive parity $J^P=0^+, 1^+$ charmed mesons.

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