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Sensitivity of Two-Body Non-Leptonic Branching Fractions to Theoretical Mass Variations in Heavy-Light Mesons

Ajay Kumar Rai, Manakkumar Parmar

Theoretical mass variations from wavefunction models cause pronounced non-linear sensitivity in predicted branching fractions of heavy-light meson decays.

arxiv:2603.29767 v1 · 2026-03-31 · hep-ph

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the theoretical mass variation between wavefunction models induces a pronounced, non-linear sensitivity in the branching fractions, establishing the accurate Gaussian mass as a crucial baseline

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The factorization framework remains valid enough for quantitative predictions once the meson mass is fixed, even though the abstract itself notes that final-state interactions limit it in the charm sector.

C3one line summary

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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