B Physics
B Physics (Current) "B
mesons" are particles that can be produced in collider experiments. Once
produced, a B meson quickly decays into a number of other particles. The
decay distributions of B mesons provide sensitive probes of the laws
governing the interactions among the fundamental particles and can be used
to investigate what the precise forms of these laws may be. Theoretical
investigations in this field have been funded in part by the Research
Corporation and by the SRTP (a division of CR&I: The Center for Research and
Innovation) at Taylor University. Collaborations with
researchers at TRIUMF, BNL and Purdue have led to publications in Physical
Review D and Physics Letters B.
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