2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.physletb.2004.12.025
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Upper limit on the ηπ+π branching ratio with the KLOE detector

Abstract: Upper limit on the η → π + π − branching ratio with the KLOE detector.

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“…This section presents the procedure to combine the 2001/2002 data analysed in ref. [7] with the 2004/2005 data sample to get a combined upper limit. In ref.…”
Section: Combination With 2001/2002 Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This section presents the procedure to combine the 2001/2002 data analysed in ref. [7] with the 2004/2005 data sample to get a combined upper limit. In ref.…”
Section: Combination With 2001/2002 Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In ref. [7] the upper limit was determined at 90% confidence level as: 1) with N (η → π + π − ) < 33, ε = (16.6 ± 0.2 stat ± 0.4 syst )%, and N η = 1.55 × 10 7 the normalisation determined from the observed φ → η(3π 0 )γ decays with a systematic uncertainty of 2%. The upper limit for this totally independent data sample has been re-evaluated using the same procedure described in section 4.…”
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“…With this sample an asymmetry as small as 10 −3 can be measured. KLOE has already set the best limits on the decay rates of η → π + π − [13] and η → γγγ [14], two processes which are forbidden by invariance under P and C transformations. Using the full KLOE-2 statistics one can improve the above results by about two orders of magnitude; these will be the most precise tests ever done of P and C conservation in strong and electromagnetic interactions.…”
Section: Other Tests Of Discrete Symmetriesmentioning
confidence: 99%