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How suppressed are the radiative interference effects in heavy unstable particle production?

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arxiv hep-ph/9309234 v1 pith:L4YRW3AR submitted 1993-09-07 hep-ph

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We present a \lq\lq theorem" which quantifies, for inclusive processes, the level of suppression of the radiative interference effects between the production and decay stages of heavy {\it unstable} particles. The theorem, which is based on very general physical arguments, is applicable to all orders in the coupling.

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