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“…The latest observation of B → D * * lν l has been reported by Babar [17]. The rates for the D * * narrow states are in good agreement with the 2005 measurements by DØ [18]; the ones for the broad states are in agreement with DELPHI [19], but do not agree with the D 1 limit of Belle [20]. Measurements also indicate that the relation expected in the heavy mass limit [21][22][23]…”

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“…The ME technique was first suggested by Kondo [1] and pioneered in the context of experimental particle physics at the Tevatron in the measurement of the mass of the top quark m t [3], in the determination of the helicity of the W boson [4], as well as for the first evidence for production of single top quarks [5,6]. Since then, the ME technique has been used in several analyses, for example in searches for the Higgs boson at the Tevatron [7] and at the LHC [8].…”

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Acceleration of matrix element computations for precision measurements

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The matrix element technique provides a superior statistical sensitivity for precision measurements of important parameters at hadron colliders, such as the mass of the top quark or the cross section for the production of Higgs bosons. The main practical limitation of the technique is its high computational demand. Using the concrete example of the top quark mass, we present two approaches to reduce the computation time of the technique by a factor of 90. First, we utilize low-discrepancy sequences for numerical Monte Carlo integration in conjunction with a dedicated estimator of numerical uncertainty, a novelty in the context of the matrix element technique. Second, we utilize a new approach that factorizes the overall jet energy scale from the matrix element computation, a novelty in the context of top quark mass measurements. The utilization of low-discrepancy sequences is of particular general interest, as it is universally applicable to Monte Carlo integration, and independent of the computing environment.Comment: submitted to Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research

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“…In October 2006, W Z production was first observed by the CDF Collaboration in the three charged lepton + E / T final state using 1.1 fb −1 of integrated luminosity [65]. The most sensitive previous search for W Z production was reported by the D0 Collaboration using L dt = 0.3 fb −1 , where three W Z → ℓ ′ ν ℓ ′ ℓℓ candidates were found [66]. The observed candidates had a probability of 3.5% to be due to background fluctuations, corresponding to σ(W Z) < 13.3 pb at 95% CL.…”

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“…The observed candidates had a probability of 3.5% to be due to background fluctuations, corresponding to σ(W Z) < 13.3 pb at 95% CL. The D0 collaboration published an update to [66] with additional data to measure the W Z production cross section and search for anomalous W W Z couplings [67].…”

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Tests of the standard electroweak model at the energy frontier

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In this review, we summarize tests of standard electroweak (EW) theory at the highest available energies as a precursor to the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) era. Our primary focus is on the published results (as of March 2010) from proton-antiproton collisions at √ s = 1.96 TeV at the Fermilab Tevatron collected using the CDF and D0 detectors. This review is very timely since the LHC scientific program is nearly underway with the first high-energy ( √ s = 7 TeV) collisions about to begin. After presenting an overview of the EW sector of the standard model, we provide a summary of current experimental tests of EW theory. These include gauge boson properties and self-couplings, tests of EW physics from top quark sector, and searches for the Higgs boson.

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Measurement of the Lifetime Difference in theBs0System

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