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Phenomenological description of the Ds0*(2317)→Dsπ0 decay

N. N. Achasov* and G. N. Shestakov†

  • *Contact author: achasov@math.nsc.ru
  • †Contact author: shestako@math.nsc.ru

Phys. Rev. D 112, 096004 – Published 4 November, 2025

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/jwkb-3zl9

Abstract

For coupled channels D0K+, D+K0, Ds+η, and Ds+π0, the S-wave scattering amplitudes are constructed taking into account the mixing of the isoscalar resonance Ds0*(2317)+ with nonresonance amplitudes with isospin I=1. The phenomenological approach we use allows us to quite simply clear up the general structure of the Ds0*(2317)+→Ds+π0 decay amplitude violating isospin. We show that the phase of this amplitude coincides with the phase of the nonresonanct Ds+π0 scattering amplitude in agreement with the Watson theorem. Its modulus squared, as it should be, determines the width of the resonance peak in the Ds+π0 channel. Taking into account the π0−η mixing in internal lines up to the second order inclusively ensures that the unitarity condition is fulfilled. The presented analysis complements the description of the Ds0*(2317)+→Ds+π0 decay based on the coupled channel unitarized chiral perturbation theory. The numerical estimates obtained by us for the Ds0*(2317)+→Ds+π0 decay width do not contradict those available in the literature.

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