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CP violation in the B0s system

S. Donati
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In this paper the most recent Tevatron results concerning CP violation in the B0s system are reviewed. These are the measurement of the direct CP asymmetry in the B0s->K-π+ decay performed by CDF and the measurement of ΔΓ_s and ϕ_s performed by D0 in the B0s->J/ψϕdecay.

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S. Donati. 2007-07-06. CP violation in the B0s system. https://arxiv.org/abs/0706.4263

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