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work_r3ayln4j4faezeldnnpiml3x6q	I. I. BIGI	On Charm and Beauty Decays: A Theorist's Perspective	1988	35	.pdf	application/pdf	6709	1093	83	J. Charm and beauty decays present us with a rather ui»<itie opportunity t<> The present understanding of charm and hot!am decays is reviewed. subtle questions there, like on once and twice Cahibbo suppressed decays. In Section II, I will analyze charm decays, both the present understanding and its future refinements; in Section III, I discuss beauty decays with particular Tlicsu decays tin: not expected to pomr as big a theoretical challenge as nonIt'plonir tlrrays since* Uiry involvooiity imr typtf «»f liailroiiiiinalrix clr-mrnl: non-leplonic decay modes. The two-body modes thus dominate non-lcptonic f) decays and the will yield definitive results on charm decays. < Two-body final states dominate non-lcptonic /J°, D* decays. in treating Dt decays the model parameters have been basically fixed. importance of D, decay modes can then be expressed only relative to the Since two-body modes do not dominate non-Ieptonic B decays as they do 	./cache/work_r3ayln4j4faezeldnnpiml3x6q.pdf	./txt/work_r3ayln4j4faezeldnnpiml3x6q.txt