Recent Results on Charm and Hyperon Physics from SELEX
SELEX Collaboration, J. Engelfried
Abstract
The SELEX experiment (Fermilab E781) is a 3-stage magnetic spectrometer for the study of charm hadroproduction at large xF using 600GeV/c Sigma-, pi-, and p beams. New precise measurements of the Lambdac, D0, and Ds lifetimes are presented. Results on Lambdac and Ds production for xF>0.2 are reported as well. The spectrometer was also used for hyperon physics, where we will show measurements of the Sigma- charge radius, the polarization of inclusive produced Lambda's, and the polarization of beam Sigma+.
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