The measurement of sin(2beta)
D. Bortoletto
Abstract
Since the first observation in 1964, CP violation remains one of the most elusive aspects of the standard model. The CDF collaboration has reported the first evidence of CP violation in the B system using the world's largest sample of B J/ψK0S decays. The direct measurement of sin(2β)=0.79+0.41-0.44 (combined statistical and systematic error) agrees with the standard model predictions. New data collected from the B-factories and from the upgraded experiments at the Tevatron should allow a more precise measurement of 2β in the near future.
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