Measurement of the strong-phase difference between and in bins of phase space
arXiv:2502.12873 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.112.012015
Abstract
A first determination of the strong-phase difference between and is performed using data collected by the BESIII detector corresponding to an integrated luminosity of fb. The measurements are made in four pairs of bins in phase space, which are chosen to provide optimal sensitivity to the angle of the Unitarity Triangle in decays. From these measurements, it follows that the -even fraction of the decay is . In addition, the branching fraction of is measured to be , which is twice as precise as previous results obtained at other experiments.
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