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Beauty at the LHC

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Other literature type 01 Jan 1990 Spain Publisher:European Organization for Nuclear Research

Authors: Pich, Antonio; Prades, Joaquim;

doi: 10.5170/cern-1990-010-v-2.200

handle: 10261/33264

Beauty at the LHC

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The LHC is expected to produce unprecedented amounts of pairs of beautiful particles. A high energy hadron collider is arguably the only machine sufficiently luminous to analyse CP violation in the B—sector, and to discover particles that are both charmed and beautiful. In a collider mode the main difficulty, that we discuss at length, is the extraction of the signal from the humongous backgrounds. We offer commentary on the comparison with a fixed targed mode of operation and with other machines, such as c+c' Beauty-factories.

1 página.-- Comunicación presentada en el Large Hadron Collider Workshop celebrado en Aachen (Alemania) del 4 al 9 de Octubre de 1990.-- et al.

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