This analysis calculates the non-resonant contribution to the η->π^0π^0γγ decay, indicating it could be observed at high photon energies.
We consider the rare decay η->π^0π^0γγ and calculate the non-resonant contribution to the amplitude to one loop in Chiral Perturbation Theory. We display our result as both a diphoton energy spectrum and a partial decay rate as a function of the photon energy cut. It turns out that the one-loop correction can be numerically very important and could be detected, at sufficiently large centre-of-mass photon energies, from a measurement of the partial decay width.
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