Decay Rate Difference in the Neutral B-System: Delta Gamma Bs and Delta Gamma Bd
arXiv:hep-ph/0412007
Abstract
We review the theoretical status of the predictions for the decay rate differences in the neutral B-system. We find (Delta Gamma/Gamma) Bs = (12 pm 5) 10^(-2) and (Delta Gamma/Gamma) Bd = (3 pm 1.2) 10^(-3).
Invited talk at Flavor Physics & CP Violation 2004, Oct. 4-9, 2004, Daegu, Korea, 9 pages
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