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Semi-phenomenological analysis of nonleptonic hyperon decays inŨ 12(*).

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We present a semi-phenomenological theory of nonleptonic hyperon decay based on the current current hypothesis. We use explicitU 12 forms for our currents and allow in the simplest possible way for the effects of strong interactions.

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Si presenta una teoria semifenomenologica dei decadimenti non leptonici degli iperoni basata sull'ipotesi corrente-corrente. Si usano formule esplicite diU 12 per le correnti e si tien conto nel modo più semplice possibile degli effetti delle interazioni forti.

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  6. Such a renormalization of our currents simply gives a renormalization of our amplitude by exactly the same amount, since the meson current is unaffected.

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The research reported in this document has been sponsored in part by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research OAR through the European Office Aerospace Research, United States Air Force.

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Hussain, F., Rotelli, P. Semi-phenomenological analysis of nonleptonic hyperon decays inŨ 12(*).. Nuovo Cimento A (1965-1970) 44, 1047–1054 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02719348

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