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تسجيل مستخدم جديدThe forbidden decays of hybrid mesons to $pi rho$ can be large
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F.E. Close & J.J. Dudek
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The observation of $pi_1(1600) to pi rho$ is shown in the flux-tube model to be compatible with this state being a hybrid meson with branching ratio to this channel $sim 30%$. The $pi rho$ widths of other hybrids are related by rather general arguments. These results enable cross sections for photoproduction of hybrids to be predicted.
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