Working group 2 preliminary program for September 23-25 Meeting
Theory Session
Thursday, September 23rd, 2pm-4pm
Common Theory Issues:
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The status of theoretical uncertainties, what theoretical calculations
are needed, or would be interesting
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What can be learned from measurements of these decays, specifically what
quantities (asymmetries, form factors, ...) are interesting experimental
measurements
2 pm: Gustavo Burdman, Wisconsin/BU: Rare b Decays
3 pm: Ben Grinstein, UCSD: Semileptonic b Decays
The talks are scheduled for 30 minutes, with plenty of time for
discussion.
Experimental Session
Friday, September 24th, 11.30am-1pm, 2pm-3:30 PM
Common Experimental Issues:
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The experiences at CDF/D0 with rare and semi-leptonic decays
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The experimental limitations, detector issues, difficulties and strengths
relevant for these decays that have to be faced by each experiment
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The status of the monte carlo codes
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The MC studies: What has been done (and what are the results), and what
still needs to be done for each of the experiments
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Trigger issues: What triggers are planned, what decisions still need to
be made, what are the effects of planned triggers on the measurements (and
vice versa)
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Tagging issues
11:30 am: Semileptonic decays, rare decays and penguins,
Petar Maksimovic, CDF
12:15 pm: Search for inclusive decay
b -> Xsµ+µ- at D0,
Andrzej Zieminski, Indiana University
2 pm: A BTeV perspective on semileptonic and rare/forbidden decays, Kevin Stenson, Vanderbilt University
Open discussion
Synthesis
Saturday, September 25th, 10.50am-12.30pm
Open discussion: what are the most important semileptonic and
rare decay modes to be studied at the Tevatron? What studies need
to be performed?
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