Measurement of the branching fractions and CP asymmetry of B- → D(CP) 0CPK- decays with the BABAR detector
Physical Review Letters 92:20 (2004)
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The measurement of R, Rcp+, and Acp+ were presented. B- → D° K-decays with D° mesons decaying to non-CP and CP-even eigenstates were reconstructed. It was observed that the charged-particle tracking was provided by a five-layer silicon vertex tracker (SVT). It was shown that the parametrization of the particle identication PDF was performed by fitting with a Gaussian distribution.Measurements of branching fractions and CP-violating asymmetries in B meson decays to charmless two-body states containing a K0
Physical Review Letters 92:20 (2004)
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The branching fractions and CP violating charge symmetries for B + → K0π+ and B0→K 0π0 were measured. The decays values for B 0→K̄0K0 and B0→K 0K̄0 were investigated. The upper limits on their branching functions were set at 2.5×10-6 and 1.8×10 -6 respectively, at the 90% CL. It was found that the branching fraction were consistent with previous measurements of the same quantities, but had nearly twice the statistical precision.Limits on the decay-rate difference of neutral B mesons and on CP, T, and CPT violation in B0B̄0 oscillations
Physical Review Letters 92:18 (2004)
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CP, T, and CPT violation in B0B̄0 oscillation and limits on the decay-rate difference of neutral B mesons were analyzed. Data and Monte Carlo samples were used to validate the analysis technique. It was found that the limit on CP and T violation in oscillations is independent of and consistent with the measurement based on an analysis of inclusive dilepton events. It was suggested that the fits to data subsamples selected by tagging category, running period, and Brec decay mode give consistent results.Measurement of the branching fraction and polarization for the decay B - → D*0K*-
Physical Review Letters 92:14 (2004)
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A study of the decay B- → D*0K*- based on a sample of 86 × 10 6 υ(4S) → BB̄ decays was presented. The measurement was found to be 2.5 times more precise than previous results. The measurement was based on heavy quark effective theory. The longitudinal polarization fraction of this decay was also measured.Measurements of the mass and width of the ηc meson and of an ηc (2S) candidate
Physical Review Letters 92:14 (2004)