Top-Quark Mass and Bottom-Quark Decay
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Top-Quark Mass and Bottom-Quark Decay
The possibility of a long B-meson lifetime is explored, in which case the weak mixing angles θ_2 and θ_3 are quite small. This allows the derivation of a lower bound on the top-quark mass as a function of the B-meson lifetime, by comparison of the short-distance prediction for the CP-nonconservation parameter e with its experimental value. The bound is significant for τ_B>4×10^(-13) s.
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