The Physics of Charm: Recent Experimental Results
Jim Napolitano
Abstract
We review the most recent results from experiments studying systems containing charmed quarks. The selection reflects the presenter's bias, and there is an emphasis on decays of open charm. We discuss precision measurements of various sorts, various new states in the charmonium system, measurements aimed at testing Lattice QCD, and the latest searches for charm mixing. We conclude with a discussion of upcoming experiments at existing and future facilities.
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