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Publications and source records attributed to Alex Bondar.
This article is an attempt to extract information about the radiative width of the Ds1(2536)->Ds gamma decay from the results available in the literature and to discuss the consequences of such an attempt.
A possible effect of direct CP violation in D->K0Spipi decay on the gamma measurement from B->DK, D->K0Spi+pi- Dalitz plot analysis is considered. Systematic uncertainty of gamma coming from the current limits on direct CP violation in D->K0Spi+pi- is estimated, and a modified model-independent procedure of B->DK, D->K0Spi+pi- Dalitz plot analysis is proposed that gives an unbiased gamma measurement even in presence of direct CP violation in charm decays. The technique is applicable to other three-body D decays such as D->K0SK+K-, D->pi+pi-pi0, etc.
We investigate the impact of charm mixing on the model-independent gamma measurement using Dalitz plot analysis of the three-body D decay from B+->DK+ process, and show that ignoring the mixing at all stages of the analysis is safe up to a sub-degree level of precision. We also find that in the coherent production of D0-D0* system in e+e- collisions, the effect of charm mixing is enhanced, and propose a model-independent method to measure charm mixing parameters in the time-integrated Dalitz analysis at charm factories.
This report shows the latest results on the study of the method to determine the angle phi_3 of the unitarity triangle using Dalitz plot analysis of D^0 decay from B->DK process in a model-independent way. We concentrate on the case with a limited charm data sample, which will be available from the CLEO-c collaboration in the nearest future, with the main goal to find the optimal strategy for phi_3 extraction.
We describe a new method to measure the angle $ϕ_1$ of the CKM Unitarity Triangle using amplitude analysis of the multibody decay of the neutral $D$ meson produced via $\bar{B} \to D h^0$ colour-suppressed decays. The method employs the interference between $D^0$ and $\bar{D}^0$ to directly extract the value of $2ϕ_1$, and thus resolve the ambiguity between $2ϕ_1$ and $π-2ϕ_1$ in the measurement of $\sin(2ϕ_1)$ using $\bar{B}^0 \to J/ ψ\ks$. We present a feasibility study of this method using Monte Carlo simulation.
We point out that in decays of the type $B^- \to D^* K^-$, where the neutral $D^*$ meson is an admixture of $D^{*0}$ and $\bar{D}^{*0}$, there is an effective strong phase difference of $π$ between the cases that the $D^*$ is reconstructed as $Dπ^0$ and $Dγ$. We consider the consequences for measurements of $ϕ_3$ using these modes, some of which are profound and beneficial.