Measurement of branching fractions and charge asymmetries in B ± → ρ±π0 and B ± → ρ0π± decays, and search for B0 → ρ0π0
Physical Review Letters 93:5 (2004)
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The branching fractions and charge asymmeteries in B-meson decays were discussed. The decay amplitudes were evaluated from the measurements of decay rates and CP-violating charge asymmetries. The B-background from charmed and charmless B decays was investigated using MC-simulated events. The uncertainties in the signal MC simulation, which include signal misreconstruction, were evaluated from fully reconstructed B-decays. The misreconstruction signal was due the presence of low momentum pions in the B-decays.Observation of the decay B → J/ψK and search for X(3872)→ J/ψ
Physical Review Letters 93:4 (2004)
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The observation of charmonium production in B meson decays by color-supressed b → cc̄s quark transition was discussed. The data used in the observation correspond to a integrated luminosity of 81.9 fb -1 taken on the γ(4S) resonance. The data were collected at the asymmetric energy e+e- storage ring with BABAR detectors. The results show that with an upper limit of X(3872) in the product branching fraction the magnitude of possibole enhancements with charmonium hybrid states can restrict.Measurement of the direct CP asymmetry in b → sγ decays
Physical Review Letters 93:2 (2004)
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A measurement of the direct CP asymmetry between inclusive b→sγ decays was performed. It was observed that this asymmetry was expected to be less than 0.01 in the standard model but could be enhanced up to 0.10. The different components of the signal and background events was also identified that was described by a crystal ball function. Monte Carlo simulations were also applied to the four contributions to the beam energy substituted mass distribution of events.Search for the rare leptonic decay B+ → μ+vμ
Physical Review Letters 92:22 (2004)
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A search for the rare leptonic decay with data collected at the resonance by the BABAR experiment was carried out. The decay rate was sensitive to the product of the Cabibbo Kobayashi Maskawa matrix element (Vub and the B decay constant fb, which was propotional to the wave function for zero separation between the quarks. The data used in the analysis was collectd with BABAR detector at the PEP-II storage ring and the sample consisted of an integrity luminosity of 81.4 fb-1. The systematic uncertainty in the signal efficiency was evaluated which included the muon candidate selection and the reconstruction efficiency of the companion B.Determination of the branching fraction for B → Xc ℓ decays and of
Physical Review Letters 93:1 (2004)