Speaker
Mr
Changwoo Joo
(Seoul Nat'l univ.)
Description
CP violation and mixing in the charm meson system are expected to be very small in the standard model (SM), hence it can be a good probe to
search for new physics beyond the SM. With large relative cross-section for charmed hadron production and clean event environment combined
with high luminosity, the Belle experiment, with high statistics $e^+ e^-$ collision data taken at the KEKB energy-asymmetric collider using
the Belle detector, is a very good place to study charmed hadron systems. In this presentation we report recent results from Belle on CP
violation and mixing in the neutral D meson system. We also present recent results from Belle in the charmed baryon spectroscopy, including
new measurements of mass, width, and absolute branching fractions of various charmed baryons.
Primary author
Mr
Changwoo Joo
(Seoul Nat'l univ.)
