Extraction of γ

By R. Fleischer. 2001

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After a brief look at the well-known standard approaches to determine the angle γ of the unitarity triangle, we focus on two kinds of strategies, employing B→πK modes, and U-spin-related B decays. Interesting “puzzles,” which may already be indicated by the present B-factory data, are pointed out, and the importance of the extraction of hadronic parameters, which are provided by these strategies as by-products, is emphasized.

Subfields: Nuclear and High Energy Physics

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