introduction-weak-interaction-volume-one
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3r = a o J + a, Jr . (5 .3 .20 )<br />
There exist two further<br />
r<br />
important selection rules for semileptonic reactions :<br />
the p I = 3 and L I . 1 rules . The = 1 rule states that in any<br />
pY = G semileptonic process, the change in total isospin must satisf y<br />
LSI = 1 . (5 .3 .21 )<br />
In hypercharge-changing reactions, total isospin cannot be conserved becaus e<br />
of the Gell-Hann - Nishijima - Nakano (9) (GNN) relatio n<br />
Q = 1 3 t Y/2 . (5 .3 .22 )<br />
In fact, in g = 1 processes, it is found that<br />
pI = . (5 .3 .23)<br />
Both (5 .3 .21) and (5 .3 .23) appear to be obeyed to a high degree of accuracy<br />
in the <strong>weak</strong> <strong>interaction</strong> .<br />
We now consider the symmetry properties of the AY = 0 hadroni c<br />
current . Since the latter has<br />
AQ = 1, (5 .3 .22) implies<br />
tiI 3 =1 . (5 .3 .24 )<br />
Similarly, the current z<br />
corresponds to PY = 0, pQ = -1, so tha t<br />
A.1 3 = -1 . (5 .3 .25 )<br />
In terms of isospin, the C operator may be considered as an operator which<br />
reverses the sign of the third comp<strong>one</strong>nt of isospin of a particle, i .e . i t<br />
reflects it in the plane 1 3<br />
C = e j'7 12 ,<br />
— 0 . Alternatively, we may say that<br />
(5 .3 .26 )<br />
where 1 2 is the generator of rotations about the I 2 axis in isospace . Using th e<br />
perator (5 .3 .26) we may decompose the currents Jr and T<br />
with AY = 0 :<br />
Jr (0) i(Jd(0) e j'cI 2 JH(0) e jr12 ) +<br />
-E(o )<br />
r<br />
+ L( JF.(0) - e jn1 2 J :(0) ej't12) ~<br />
i(J'ri(0)<br />
so that<br />
ej-rcl 2 JH(0) e-J,,12<br />
r<br />
-}-<br />
ej'cI 2 JI~'.(o) ei,71 2) +<br />
+ ( (0) - e j'rtI2 J;3(o) e j7s'1 2 )<br />
r r '<br />
=<br />
(Jii(0) + -j'TI 2 Jii(o) ej-r I 2<br />
r<br />
)<br />
- 1 (JH(0) - e '2 Jh(o) e 3,cI2 )<br />
(5 .3 .27 )<br />
(5 .3 .28 )<br />
(5 .3 .29 )<br />
From (5 .3 .29) we see that, in general, JJ(0) need not necessarily be the charge<br />
conjugate of Js-(0) . However, if either term on the right-hand side of (5 .3 .27 )