Charming synergies: the role of charm-threshold studies in the search for physics beyond the Standard Model
arXiv:2107.08414 · doi:10.1016/j.scib.2021.07.032
Abstract
Measurements performed with pairs of charm mesons produced at threshold from the decay of the resonance are of great value in flavour physics. The quantum correlation that exists between the two mesons allows unique access to strong-phase information, which is essential input to flavour-physics studies conducted in other environments. An excellent example from the BESIII collaboration is a recent determination of the strong-phase difference between and mesons in the decay , which has enabled recent measurements to be performed of the -violating phase and oscillations by the LHCb experiment at CERN. These data, and also those collected just above the thresholds for and production, can also be exploited in many other ways that are of benefit to flavour-physics studies. These synergies are reviewed, and the need for larger threshold data samples in the near future is emphasised.
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