Sunday, 2 July 2017

feynman diagrams - $mathrm{rho^0}$ meson decay via the weak interaction?


Of course, the $\mathrm{\rho^0}$ meson can decay in $\mathrm{\pi^{+}\ \pi^{-}}$ through the strong interaction. Using Feynman diagrams, I cannot understand why the same decay couldn't happen through the weak interaction. I attach the diagram I've drawn.


Strong decay:


strong decay



Weak decay:


weak decay???




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