Abstract
The matrix element for μ capture (μ+pn+ν) including not only the effects of vector, axial-vector, weak-magnetism, and induced-pseudoscalar couplings but also two "second-class" couplings has a small dependency on these hitherto undetected couplings. Capture in μ-mesonic hydrogen from the S states with both F=1 and F=0 is computed, and angular distributions of recoil neutrons and capture rates are given as functions of the six coupling constants. It is found that the second-class terms may contribute fully as much as weak-magnetism and induced-pseudoscalar terms.