The 7th International Workshop on Charm Physics (CHARM 2015)

Session

Mixing and CP-violation I

May 21, 2015, 8:30 AM

Wayne State University

Conveners

Mixing and CP-violation I: Mixing and CP-violation

• Chris Parkes (University of Manchester)

Contribution list Timetable

69. Charm mixing and CP-violation

Prof. Alexander Kagan (University of Cincinnati)

5/21/15, 8:30 AM

1. Implications of SU(3)F on Charm CP Violation

Dr Stefan Schacht (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)

5/21/15, 9:00 AM

We present recent results on improved predictions for charm CP violation in nonleptonic decays. These are obtained from a fit of a diagrammatic parametrization to branching ratios including linear SU(3)F breaking. The predictions make possible future tests of the Standard Model once improved data is available.

116. CDF results on CP-violation in charm

Dr Sabato Leo (University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign)

5/21/15, 9:30 AM

71. C, P, and CP asymmetry observables based on triple product asymmetries

Dr Adrian Bevan (Queen Mary University of London)

5/21/15, 10:00 AM

72. LHCb results/serches for CP-violation in charm

Dr Paras Naik (University of Bristol)

5/21/15, 11:00 AM

17. Recent results on violation of discrete symmetries in charm decays at BaBar and Belle

Mr Alessandro Pilloni (Sapienza U.)

5/21/15, 11:30 AM

The status of CP violations in charm sector is still unsettled. According to SM, the predicted asymmetries are small, but often affected by large uncertainties due to long-distance effects. However, it is possible to build observables which SM predicts to be CP conserving, so that any measured asymmetry is, with no doubts, a sign of New Physics.   We present recent results on charm CP...