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RF1: Weak decays of b and c quarks

Conveners: Angelo Di Canto (BNL), Stefan Meinel (University of Arizona)

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Slack channel: rpf-01-heavy-quarks. If you are not already a member of the snowmass2021 Slack workspace, you can ask one of the conveners to send you an invitation.

Topical group report

The topical group report is available at arXiv:2208.05403. Please contact the conveners with any comments/feedback.

Meetings

Physics topics and mandate

This Topical Group will address experimental and theoretical aspects concerning

  • Mixing and CP violation in b decays
  • Mixing and CP violation in c decays
  • CKM constraints
  • Rare b decays
  • Rare c decays
  • Tests of lepton flavor universality in charged-current decays
  • Tests of lepton flavor universality in neutral-current decays
  • Searches for processes that are forbidden in the Standard Model
  • Determinations of relevant hadronic properties (lifetimes, branching fractions, hadronic matrix elements, scattering phase shifts, …)

The goal is to identify the priorities and challenges and establish a roadmap for the next decades, from ongoing and planned experiments to future colliders/facilities.

Community survey

If you are interested in weak decays of b or c quarks, please complete this short survey. We look forward to hearing about your ideas!

Contributions received to date

LOIs tagged with RF1:

First index before “/” corresponds to the primary frontier used for the submission.

Other relevant LOIs:
Contributed papers:
rare/weakbc.txt · Last modified: 2022/08/10 20:25 by stefanmeinel

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