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How do I calculate partial transition rates W if I know the Branching Ratios of the different modes? 
Calculating Partial Transition Rates W from Branching Ratios
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To calculate partial transition rates W from known branching ratios, one must first understand that the branching ratio of a decay mode is defined as the width of that mode divided by the total width. The decay rate is the inverse of the width. Therefore, by determining the total width and applying the branching ratios, one can derive all the partial widths effectively.
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