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First observation of BD¯1(D¯π+π)+ν and measurement of the BD¯(*)π+ν and BD¯(*)π+π+ν branching fractions with hadronic tagging at Belle

F. Meier et al. (Belle Collaboration)
Phys. Rev. D 107, 092003 – Published 8 May 2023

Abstract

We report measurements of the ratios of branching fractions for BD¯(*)π+ν and BD¯(*)π+π+ν relative to BD¯*+ν decays with =e, μ. These results are obtained from a data sample that contains 772×106BB¯ pairs collected near the ϒ(4S) resonance with the Belle detector at the KEKB asymmetric energy e+e collider. Fully reconstructing both B mesons in the event, we obtain B(B0D¯0π+ν)B(B0D*+ν)=(7.23±0.36±0.14)%, B(B+Dπ++ν)B(B+D¯*0+ν)=(6.78±0.24±0.18)%, B(B0D¯*0π+ν)B(B0D*+ν)=(11.10±0.48±0.23)%, B(B+D*π++ν)B(B+D¯*0+ν)=(9.50±0.33±0.34)%, B(B0Dπ+π+ν)B(B0D*+ν)=(2.91±0.37±0.26)%, B(B+D¯0π+π+ν)B(B+D¯*0+ν)=(3.10±0.26±0.22)%, B(B0D*π+π+ν)B(B0D*+ν)=(0.99±0.43±0.20)%, B(B+D¯*0π+π+ν)B(B+D¯*0+ν)=(1.25±0.27±0.15)%, where the uncertainties are statistical and systematic, respectively. These are the most precise measurements of these branching fraction ratios to date. The invariant mass spectra of the Dπ, D*π, and Dππ systems are studied, and the branching fraction products B(B0D2*+ν)×B(D2*D¯0π)=(0.157±0.015±0.005)%, B(B+D¯0*0+ν)×B(D¯0*0Dπ+)=(0.054±0.022±0.005)%, B(B+D¯2*0+ν)×B(D¯2*0Dπ+)=(0.163±0.011±0.008)%, B(B0D1+ν)×B(D1D¯*0π)=(0.306±0.050±0.029)%, B(B0D1+ν)×B(D1D¯*0π)=(0.206±0.068±0.025)%, B(B0D2*+ν)×B(D2*D¯*0π)=(0.051±0.040±0.010)%, B(B+D¯10+ν)×B(D¯10D*π+)=(0.249±0.023±0.015)%, B(B+D¯10+ν)×B(D¯10D*π+)=(0.138±0.036±0.009)%, B(B+D¯2*0+ν)×B(D¯2*0D*π+)=(0.137±0.026±0.009)%, B(B0D1+ν)×B(D1Dπ+π)=(0.102±0.013±0.009)%, B(B+D¯10+ν)×B(D¯10D¯0π+π)=(0.105±0.011±0.009)%, are extracted. This is the first observation of the decays BD¯1+ν with D1Dπ+π.

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  • Received 8 December 2022
  • Accepted 23 March 2023

DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevD.107.092003

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