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Measurements of the production of P-wave charmonium states through radiative decays at the ATLAS experiment

Understanding of the production of P-wave charmonium states is a significant bottleneck in the understanding of charmonium production as a whole. Current theoretical calculations are limited in their ability to model the production and decay of these states. We present new measurements of the double...

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Autor principal: Marcisovsky, M
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2013
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/1599535
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description Understanding of the production of P-wave charmonium states is a significant bottleneck in the understanding of charmonium production as a whole. Current theoretical calculations are limited in their ability to model the production and decay of these states. We present new measurements of the double-differential production cross-sections of the three chi_cJ spin states separately, extending upon previous measurements in precision, kinematic reach, and number of measurements. The relative production cross-sections of the various chi_c states through prompt and non-prompt production modes are explored as a function of transverse momentum, as well as the fraction of the total J/psi production which occurs via chi_c feed-down. Results are compared with latest theoretical predictions from a variety of theoretical approaches. A competitive measurement of the branching fraction of B+ --> chi_c1 + K+ is also presented.
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spelling cern-15995352019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1599535engMarcisovsky, MMeasurements of the production of P-wave charmonium states through radiative decays at the ATLAS experimentDetectors and Experimental TechniquesUnderstanding of the production of P-wave charmonium states is a significant bottleneck in the understanding of charmonium production as a whole. Current theoretical calculations are limited in their ability to model the production and decay of these states. We present new measurements of the double-differential production cross-sections of the three chi_cJ spin states separately, extending upon previous measurements in precision, kinematic reach, and number of measurements. The relative production cross-sections of the various chi_c states through prompt and non-prompt production modes are explored as a function of transverse momentum, as well as the fraction of the total J/psi production which occurs via chi_c feed-down. Results are compared with latest theoretical predictions from a variety of theoretical approaches. A competitive measurement of the branching fraction of B+ --> chi_c1 + K+ is also presented.ATL-PHYS-SLIDE-2013-547oai:cds.cern.ch:15995352013-09-10
spellingShingle Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Marcisovsky, M
Measurements of the production of P-wave charmonium states through radiative decays at the ATLAS experiment
title Measurements of the production of P-wave charmonium states through radiative decays at the ATLAS experiment
title_full Measurements of the production of P-wave charmonium states through radiative decays at the ATLAS experiment
title_fullStr Measurements of the production of P-wave charmonium states through radiative decays at the ATLAS experiment
title_full_unstemmed Measurements of the production of P-wave charmonium states through radiative decays at the ATLAS experiment
title_short Measurements of the production of P-wave charmonium states through radiative decays at the ATLAS experiment
title_sort measurements of the production of p-wave charmonium states through radiative decays at the atlas experiment
topic Detectors and Experimental Techniques
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/1599535
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