9 research outputs found
HYDJET++ heavy ion event generator and its applications for RHIC and LHC
The heavy ion event generator HYDJET++ is presented. HYDJET++ simulates
relativistic heavy ion AA collisions as a superposition of the soft, hydro-type
state and the hard state resulting from multi-parton fragmentation. This model
is the development and continuation of HYDJET event generator. The hard parts
of HYDJET and HYDJET++ are identical. The soft part of HYDJET++ contains the
following important additional features as compared with HYDJET: resonance
decays and more detailed treatment of thermal and chemical freeze-out
hypersurfaces. HYDJET++ is capable of reproducing the bulk properties of heavy
ion collisions at RHIC (hadron spectra and ratios, radial and elliptic flow,
femtoscopic momentum correlations), as well as high-pT hadron spectra. Some
applications of HYDJET++ at LHC are discussed.Comment: Talk given at 4th International Workshop on High-pT physics at LHC
(Prague, Czech Republic, February 4-7, 2009); 12 pages including 7 figures as
EPS-files; prepared using LaTeX package for publication in Proceedings of
Science (PoS
Resonant and nonresonant D+ -> K- pi+ l+ nu(l) semileptonic decays
We analyse the semileptonic decay D+ -> K- pi+ l+ nu(l) using an effective
Lagrangian developed previously to describe the decays D -> P l nu(l) and D ->
V l nu(l). Light vector mesons are included in the model which combines the
heavy quark effective Lagrangian and chiral perturbation theory approach. The
nonresonant and resonant contributions are compared. With no new parameters the
model correctly reproduces the measured ratio Gamma(nres)/Gamma(nres + res). We
also present useful nonresonant decay distributions. Finally, a similar model,
but with a modified current which satisfies the soft pion theorems at the
expense of introducing another parameter, is analyzed and the results of the
models are compared.Comment: 17 pages, 3 Postscript figures, standard Latex, extended revision,
title, abstract and text (especially Sec. IV) changed, results unchange
Semileptonic and nonleptonic B decays to three charm quarks: B->J/psi (eta_c) D l nu and J/psi (eta_c) D pi
We evaluate the form factors describing the semileptonic decays , within the framework of a QCD
relativistic potential model. This decay is complementary to in a phase space region where a pion factors out.We
estimate the branching ratio for these semileptonic and nonleptonic channels,
finding ,
and .Comment: 14 pages, 4 figure
Nonresonant Three-body Decays of D and B Mesons
Nonresonant three-body decays of D and B mesons are studied. It is pointed
out that if heavy meson chiral perturbation theory (HMChPT) is applied to the
heavy-light strong and weak vertices and assumed to be valid over the whole
kinematic region, then the predicted decay rates for nonresonant charmless
3-body B decays will be too large and especially B^- --> pi^- K^+ K^- greatly
exceeds the current experimental limit. This can be understood as chiral
symmetry has been applied there twice beyond its region of validity. If HMChPT
is applied only to the strong vertex and the weak transition is accounted for
by the form factors, the dominant B^* pole contribution to the tree-dominated
direct three-body B decays will become small and the branching ratio will be of
order 10^{-6}. The decay modes B^- --> (K^- h^+ h^-)_{NR} and bar{B}^0 -->
(bar{K}^0 h^+h^-)_{NR} for h = pi, K are penguin dominated. We apply HMChPT in
two different cases to study the direct 3-body D decays and compare the results
with experiment. Theoretical uncertainties are discussed.Comment: 24 pages, 2 figures. New experimental results of direct 3-body D
decays as Reported at ICHEP2002 are included. To appear in Phys. Re
CP Violation in the Semileptonic (B->D \pi l \nu) Decays: A Model Independent Analysis
CP violation from physics beyond the Standard Model is investigated in
decays: . The semileptonic -meson decay to
a -meson with an emission of single pion is analyzed with heavy quark
effective theory and chiral perturbation theory. In the decay process, we
include various excited states as intermediate states decaying to the final
hadrons, . The CP violation is implemented in a model independent way,
in which we extend leptonic current by including complex couplings of the
scalar sector and those of the vector sector in extensions of the Standard
Model. With these complex couplings, we calculate the CP-odd rate asymmetry and
the optimal asymmetry. We find that the optimal asymmetry is sizable and can be
detected at level with about - -meson pairs, for some
reference values of new physics effects.Comment: 25 pages, Latex, 4 figures include