Difference between revisions of "Invisible decay"

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B(inivisible)/B(normalization)={N(upper limit)/efficiency(invisible)}/{N(normalization)/efficiency(normalization)} * {1/(1-sigma)}
 
B(inivisible)/B(normalization)={N(upper limit)/efficiency(invisible)}/{N(normalization)/efficiency(normalization)} * {1/(1-sigma)}
  
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<ui>B(inivisible): branching ratio of the invisible decay
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<li>B(inivisible): branching ratio of the invisible decay</li>
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<li>B(normalization): branching ratio of the reference channel</li>
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<li>N(upper limit): upper limit of the yield of the invisible decay</li>
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<li>N(normalization): yield of the reference channel</li>
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<li>efficiency(invisible): acceptance of the invisible decay</li>
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<li>efficiency(normalization): acceptance of the reference channel</li>
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<li>sigma: systematic uncertainty</li>
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</ul>
  
<ui>B(normalization): branching ratio of the reference channel
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What applies here:
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The channel we are using is : gamma p -> p eta_prime -> p pi+ pi- (eta)

Revision as of 12:21, 11 July 2014

Idea

B(inivisible)/B(normalization)={N(upper limit)/efficiency(invisible)}/{N(normalization)/efficiency(normalization)} * {1/(1-sigma)}

  • B(inivisible): branching ratio of the invisible decay
  • B(normalization): branching ratio of the reference channel
  • N(upper limit): upper limit of the yield of the invisible decay
  • N(normalization): yield of the reference channel
  • efficiency(invisible): acceptance of the invisible decay
  • efficiency(normalization): acceptance of the reference channel
  • sigma: systematic uncertainty

What applies here:

The channel we are using is : gamma p -> p eta_prime -> p pi+ pi- (eta)