2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.physletb.2016.08.011
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Measurement of the leptonic decay width of J/ψ using initial state radiation

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“…Even for small values of n the contributions from the J=Ψ and Ψð2SÞ resonances are dominant. There is essential new input from measurements of the electronic decay width Γ ee of the J=Ψ [6] and Ψð2SÞ [7] resonances from BES III that is used in the following. The latter value is incorporated into the latest PDG result [8], whereas Γ ee ðJ=ΨÞ of Ref.…”
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“…Even for small values of n the contributions from the J=Ψ and Ψð2SÞ resonances are dominant. There is essential new input from measurements of the electronic decay width Γ ee of the J=Ψ [6] and Ψð2SÞ [7] resonances from BES III that is used in the following. The latter value is incorporated into the latest PDG result [8], whereas Γ ee ðJ=ΨÞ of Ref.…”
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“…The latter value is incorporated into the latest PDG result [8], whereas Γ ee ðJ=ΨÞ of Ref. [6] is not included. We thus combine the results from Refs.…”
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“…They were studied at MarkI [7] and ADONE [8], and later at BES [9], BaBar [10], CLEO [11], KEDR [12,13] and BESIII [14]. Usually Γ ee is measured in J/ψ decays to hadrons, e + e − or µ + µ − final states and the obtained value is the product of Γ ee to the corresponding branching fraction.…”
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