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$τ^-\to K^-η^{(\prime)}ν_τ$: a primer analysis

The decays $τ^-\to K^-ην_τ$ and $K^-η^\primeν_τ$ are studied in the context of Chiral Perturbation Theory supplemented with the explicit inclusion of resonances. For the required vector-form factors we have explored three different possibilities according to the treatment of final-state interactions: Breit-Wigner parametrisation, exponential resummation and dispersive representation. In the first part of the analysis, we predict the invariant mass spectrum and the integrated branching ratio for both decays from a fit to data on $τ^-\to K_Sπ^-ν_τ$ decays. In the second part, we take advantage of existing data on $τ^-\to K^-ην_τ$ from BABAR and Belle collaborations and perform a fit to extract the pole position of the $K^\ast(1410)$ resonance which is seen to be in agreement and competitive with the values obtained before. From the comparison to data we conclude that the Breit-Wigner parametrisation of form factors is too na\"ıve and consequently the use of more advanced treatments such as exponential resummation or dispersive representation is essential.

preprint2014arXivOpen access

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