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      Semileptonic bc to cc Baryon Decay and Heavy Quark Spin Symmetry

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          We study the semileptonic decays of the lowest-lying bc baryons to the lowest-lying cc baryons (Xi_{bc}^{(\prime*)}--> Xi_{cc}^{(*)} and Omega_{bc}^{(\prime*)}--> Omega_{cc}^{(*)}), in the limit m_b, m_c >> Lambda_{QCD} and close to the zero recoil point. The separate heavy quark spin symmetries make it possible to describe all these decays using a single form factor. We recover results derived previously by White and Savage in a manner which we think is more straightforward and parallels the method applied later to study Bc semileptonic decays. We further discuss the resemblance between the bc baryon decays and those of Bc mesons to eta_c and J/\psi mesons and comment on the relation between the slopes of the single functions describing each set of decays. Our results can straightforwardly be applied to the decays of bb baryons to bc baryons.

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            Journal
            2007-06-19
            2007-08-14
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            10.1103/PhysRevD.76.017502
            0706.2805
            fd240376-b72a-4815-9e51-2c137a93444d
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            SHEP-0716
            Phys.Rev.D76:017502,2007; Erratum-ibid.D77:099901,2008
            4 pages,1 figure. Version accepted for publication
            hep-ph

            High energy & Particle physics
            High energy & Particle physics

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