11 research outputs found
Search for CP violation in the Bs/Bs-bar system
We present studies from the LHCb experiment leading to the measurement of the
weak phase {\phi}s. At first, flavor tagging is established by measuring the
B0s oscillation frequency \Deltams. Then, flavor tagging is used to perform a
measurement of the well known CKM angle sin 2{\beta} in B0 \rightarrow J/{\psi}
KS0, before we constrain {\phi}s through an amplitude analysis of B0s
\rightarrow J/{\psi} {\phi} decays. These studies use about 35 inverse pb of
data taken in 2010. In addition, we present the measurement of
B(B+\rightarrowJ/{\psi}{\pi}+)/B(B+\rightarrowJ/{\psi}K+) and the first
observation of B0s \rightarrowJ/{\psi}f2'(1525).Comment: 3 pages, 6 figures, The 19th Particles & Nuclei International
Conference (PANIC11), MIT, Boston, July 24th-29th, 201
Using a new multivariate technique in high energy physics
This project focuses on testing and developing algorithms for multivariate data analysis, that separate signal processes from abundant backgrounds and on helping with organizing and filtering colossal amounts of raw data, gathered from the Large Hadron Collider beauty (LHCb) experiment, to find extremely rare events of interest. Moreover, working on this project also meant trying to apply new, faster method to take the place of systems that are now used at CERN to pare down the relevant data, but require relatively extensive processing and analysis to determine relevance and usefulness
Improved constraints on : CKM2014 update
I report on an updated combination of all currently available tree-level
measurements of the CKM angle from LHCb. This combination currently
gives LHCb's most precise value of obtained
from -like decays. For the first time in a single experiment, the
uncertainty has dropped below . When using decays in
addition, the situation becomes more difficult to interpret.Comment: on behalf of the LHCb collaboration. Proceedings of the 8th
International Workshop on the CKM Unitarity Triangle (CKM 2014), Vienna,
Austria, September 8-12, 201
Results on direct CP Violation on B decays in LHCb
I present three studies from the LHCb experiment on the subject of direct CP violation in and decays. First, we measure the CP asymmetry in decays, with , using 0.35 of collisions at . We find no evidence for CP violation. Second, using the same data sample, we see the first evidence of CP violation in the decays of mesons to pairs, (). Third, using 1.0 of data, measurements of CP sensitive observables of the system are presented. They include the first observation of the suppressed mode . Combining several final states, CP violation in decays is observed with a significance of .I present three studies from the LHCb experiment on the subject of direct CP violation in and decays. First, we measure the CP asymmetry in decays, with , using 0.35 of collisions at . We find no evidence for CP violation. Second, using the same data sample, we see the first evidence of CP violation in the decays of mesons to pairs, (). Third, using 1.0 of data, measurements of CP sensitive observables of the system are presented. They include the first observation of the suppressed mode . Combining several final states, CP violation in decays is observed with a significance of
Measurement of \gamma\ from B->Dh decays at LHCb---including the effect of D0-D0bar mixing
I present a measurement of the CKM angle gamma from a combination of three LHCb measurements using the tree decays B -> DK and B -> Dpi. These measurements are based on a dataset corresponding to 1.0fb-1, collected in 2011. In contrast to what was presented at FPCP, these proceedings fully include the effect of D0--D0b mixing on the combination. I also report on the inclusion of new, preliminary results on the Dalitz analysis of B->DK, D->KShh, using a dataset corresponding to 3fb-1, collected in 2011--2012.I present a measurement of the CKM angle gamma from a combination of three LHCb measurements using the tree decays B -> DK and B -> Dpi. These measurements are based on a dataset corresponding to 1.0fb-1, collected in 2011. In contrast to what was presented at FPCP, these proceedings fully include the effect of D0--D0b mixing on the combination. I also report on the inclusion of new, preliminary results on the Dalitz analysis of B->DK, D->KShh, using a dataset corresponding to 3fb-1, collected in 2011--2012