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BRIEF REVIEW OF CHARM PHYSICS [PDF]
Modern Physics Letters A, 2012 Charm physics has attracted increased attention after the first evidence for charm mixing was observed in 2007. The level of attention has risen sharply after LHCb reported first evidence for CP violation in the charm sector. Neither mixing nor CP violation have been established by a single unambiguous measurement to date.
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Physics Reports, 2004 High energy neutrino interactions induce charmed hadron production at the level of a few percent and therefore they constitute a powerful tool to study charm physics. After 30 years of investigations with different neutrino beams and different detection techniques, important results have been achieved while other topics still need to be clarified ...
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 1989 The status of charm physics with emphasis on recent high statistics results from fixed target experiments is presented. The topics covered include charm production, D/sup 0//bar D//sup 0/ mixing, charm baryons and excited states such as the D**. Also reviewed are charm decays: hadronic, leptonic as well as semileptonic. Finally, we take a brief look at
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Moscow University Physics Bulletin (English Translation of Vestnik Moskovskogo Universiteta, Fizika), 2022
We review four most precise measurements from charm physics program at the LHCb during 2021. These include the first observation of non-zero mass difference between neutral charm-meson eigenstates, the world most precise determination of both time-dependent and time-integrated charge-parity.
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We review four most precise measurements from charm physics program at the LHCb during 2021. These include the first observation of non-zero mass difference between neutral charm-meson eigenstates, the world most precise determination of both time-dependent and time-integrated charge-parity.
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2006
I review the status of charm physics, emphasizing recent results and future prospects. Spectroscopy and production are omitted in favor of an emphasis on decays.
Roy A Briere
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I review the status of charm physics, emphasizing recent results and future prospects. Spectroscopy and production are omitted in favor of an emphasis on decays.
Roy A Briere
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International Journal of Modern Physics A, 2009
Nobody doubts that the discovery of hadrons with charm of the hidden and open variety – i.e. charmonium as well as D mesons – was instrumental in the acceptance of the Standard Model (SM) in general, and of quarks as physical degrees of freedom, rather than objects of mere mathematical convenience, in particular. Yet charm is all too often viewed as a
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Nobody doubts that the discovery of hadrons with charm of the hidden and open variety – i.e. charmonium as well as D mesons – was instrumental in the acceptance of the Standard Model (SM) in general, and of quarks as physical degrees of freedom, rather than objects of mere mathematical convenience, in particular. Yet charm is all too often viewed as a
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2005 This talk reviews an unrepresentative selection of Belle's open-charm and charmonium analyses, focussing on new developments and topics of interest to the DIS community. Highlights include an X(3872) analysis favoring J^PC = 1++, and the D0-D*0bar bound-state interpretation.
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2004
The CLEO‐c and BESIII detectors at the CESR and BEPC accelerators, respectively, will collect in the near term large data sets of e+e− → cc events in the energy range s = 3 – 5GeV. These data sets will correspond to a huge fractional increase over the size of current ones. The physics goals and unique advantages of running at charm threshold production
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The CLEO‐c and BESIII detectors at the CESR and BEPC accelerators, respectively, will collect in the near term large data sets of e+e− → cc events in the energy range s = 3 – 5GeV. These data sets will correspond to a huge fractional increase over the size of current ones. The physics goals and unique advantages of running at charm threshold production
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