Status of "OKA" experiment

Kurshetsov, V. F.

doi:10.22323/1.083.0051

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“…As a successor to ISTRA+, a new "OKA" experimental program [148] with RF-separated K ± beam is ongoing at U-70 of IHEP. Figure 20: Elevation view of the ISTRA+ detector.…”

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Experiments with -meson decays

Komatsubara

2012

Progress in Particle and Nuclear Physics

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Recent results and future prospects of the particle physics experiments with neutral and charged K-meson (kaon) decays are reviewed. Topics include CP violation, rare decays, leptons in kaon decays, tests of CPT and quantum mechanics, radiative decays, hadrons in kaon decays, basic observables, V us and CKM unitarity, and exotic searches. Experimental techniques developed for the kaon decay experiments are discussed.

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“…As a successor to ISTRA+, a new "OKA" experimental program [148] with RF-separated K ± beam is ongoing at U-70 of IHEP. Figure 20: Elevation view of the ISTRA+ detector.…”

Section: Radiative Decaysmentioning

confidence: 99%

Experiments with -meson decays

Komatsubara

2012

Progress in Particle and Nuclear Physics

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“…The experimental program for kaon decays concentrates on specific channels of particular interest for physics beyond the SM but results for other channels can be expected as by-products. The main players in the near future on the experimental side will be NA62 at CERN (Collazuol, 2009), K 0 TO (Nanjo, 2009) and TREK (Kohl, 2010;Paton et al, 2006) at J-PARC, KLOE-2 at DAΦNE (Amelino-Camelia et al, 2010), KLOD (Bolotov et al, 2009) and OKA (Kurshetsov, 2009) at IHEP Protvino, and the proposed Project-X at Fermilab (Bryman and Tschirhart, 2010).…”

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Kaon decays in the standard model

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A comprehensive overview of kaon decays is presented. The Standard Model predictions are discussed in detail, covering both the underlying short-distance electroweak dynamics and the important interplay of QCD at long distances. Chiral perturbation theory provides a universal framework for treating leptonic, semileptonic and nonleptonic decays including rare and radiative modes. All allowed decay modes with branching ratios of at least 10 −11 are analyzed. Some decays with even smaller rates are also included. Decays that are strictly forbidden in the Standard Model are not considered in this review. The present experimental status and the prospects for future improvements are reviewed.

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Status of "OKA" experiment

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