CP violation in hyperon and charged kaon decays
Jun 24, 20028 pages
Part of Cosmology and elementary particle physics. Proceedings, 30th Coral Gables Conference, Fort Lauderdale, USA, December 12-16, 2001, 298-305
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- AIP Conf.Proc. 624 (2002) 1, 298-305
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The primary purpose of the HyperCP experiment at Fermilab is to test CP in hyperon decays by comparing the decay distributions for Ⅺ− (“cascade”) decays in the decay sequence: Ⅺ− → π− + Λ0, Λ0 → π− + p, with those for the antiparticle Ⅺ̄+. In addition, we can test CP in charged kaon decays by comparing the slopes of the Dalitz plot for Κ+ and Κ− decays. We are also looking at rare decay modes of charged kaons and hyperons, particularly those involving muons. In two runs in 1997 and 1999, we collected approx. 500 millon charged kaon decays, 2.5 billion Ⅺ− and Ⅺ̄+ decays, and 19 million Ω− and Ω̄+ decays. This is the largest sample of fully reconstructed particle decays ever collected.- talk: Fort Lauderdale 2001/12/12
- CP: violation
- hyperon: hadronic decay
- K: hadronic decay
- Dalitz plot: slope
- hyperon: rare decay
- K: rare decay
- angular distribution
- magnetic spectrometer
- experimental results
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