Abstract
A formalism is proposed which can give a smaller mass for the charged than for the neutral K meson, but a larger mass for the charged than for the neutral π meson. The theoretical prediction agrees with the experimental mass difference M(K0)M(K+)9.4 electron masses if the rms radius of the charge distribution of the K meson is equal to 0.48×1013 cm.

This publication has 6 references indexed in Scilit: