Updated model-independent measurement of the strong-phase differences between and decays
arXiv:2503.22126 · doi:10.1007/JHEP06(2025)086
Abstract
The strong-phase differences between and decays are one of the most important inputs in measuring the violating angle via decays. They also play a key role in studies of charm mixing and indirect violation. In this paper, the strong-phase differences are determined in a model-independent way with quantum-correlated - decays from 7.93 fb of annihilation data at =3.773 GeV by the BESIII experiment. These results are the most precise to date and are expected to significantly reduce associated uncertainties in determining the violating angle and related charm mixing parameters.
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