Upsilon Decays
Helmut Vogel
Abstract
Bound upsilon states and their decays provide a unique laboratory for testing QCD, LQCD, and quarkonium potential models. I review recent results, some of which are significant improvements in precision over previous measurements and others are first-time observations. While most of the results presented are from CLEO III there are also notable contributions from BaBar and Belle who have just begun to exploit their strong capabilities for studying bound state upsilons.
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