In the chiral unitary approach with dimensional regularization and new photon-baryon diagrams, the computed Lambda(1520) to gamma Sigma0 width matches BESIII data while the gamma Lambda width underpredicts the CLAS result.
Radiative decay of rho^0 and phi mesons in a chiral unitary approach
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We study the rho^0 and phi decays into pi^+ pi^- gamma, pi^0 pi^0 gamma and phi into pi^0 eta gamma using a chiral unitary approach to deal with the final state interaction of the M M system. The final state interaction modifies only moderately the large momenta tail of the photon spectrum of the rho^0 --> pi^+ pi^- gamma decay. In the case of phi decay the contribution to pi^+ pi^- gamma and pi^0 pi^0 gamma decay proceeds via kaonic loops and gives a distribution of pi pi invariant masses in which the f_0(980) resonance shows up with a very distinct peak. The spectrum found for phi --> pi^0 pi^0 gamma decay agrees with the recent experimental results obtained at Novosibirsk. The branching ratio for phi --> pi^0 eta gamma, dominated by the a_0(980), is also in agreement with recent Novosibirsk results.
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Radiative decays of the $\Lambda(1520)$ as a dynamically generated resonance
In the chiral unitary approach with dimensional regularization and new photon-baryon diagrams, the computed Lambda(1520) to gamma Sigma0 width matches BESIII data while the gamma Lambda width underpredicts the CLAS result.