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New results cast light on semileptonic Bs asymmetry
LHCb reported the most precise measurement to date of an asymmetry in B-mesons.
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LHCb reported the most precise measurement to date of an asymmetry in B-mesons.
The predictions in these channels suffer from relatively large theoretical uncertainties but these can be overcome by measuring asymmetries in which the uncertainties cancel.
The Daya Bay reactor antineutrino experiment has observed the disappearance of electron-antineutrinos at a distance of about 2 km from the reactors.
With a branching ratio of about 2 per 100 million decays, this is the rarest decay of a B hadron ever observed.
The LHCb collaboration has determined the sign of the width difference in the Bs system, ΔΓs, through the influence of quantum-mechanical interference.
The LHCb collaboration has announced of the most interesting (and unexpected) results to come from the LHC so far: evidence of CP violation in charm decays.
Physicists at the Double Chooz experiment have found an indication of a disappearance of electron-antineutrinos that is consistent with neutrino oscillations.
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The LHCb collaboration's presentation at Lepton Photon 2011 included one of the most eagerly awaited measurements in flavour physics.
The T2K and MINOS experiments have reported results from their searches for the appearance of electron-neutrinos in beams of muon-neutrinos produced at distant locations.