Speaker
Alan Schwartz
(University of Cincinnati)
Description
Charm physics, involving a heavy up-type quark, offers a pathway to search for new particles and couplings beyond the Standard Model complementary to that of B physics. A program based on precision measurements of charm lifetimes is now underway at Belle II, and benefits from the detector's outstanding vertexing performance and low-background environment. Recent results from measurements of $D_s$ meson and $\Omega_c$ baryon lifetimes are presented.
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Primary author
Alan Schwartz
(University of Cincinnati)
Co-author
Sven Vahsen
(University of Hawaii)
