Speaker
David Brown
(University of Louisville)
Description
Baryonic decays account for about 7% of the B-meson width, and have been studied
in recent years by the B factories.
These studies reveal properties of hadronization at low q^2, such as s anti-s suppression
known from jet fragmentation, and phase space relations between the baryon and antibaryon.
The measurement and comparison of exclusive branching fractions of
baryonic B decays as well as studies on the dynamics of the decay,
may allow better understanding of the aforementioned properties.
We present the most recent measurements of B-meson decays with
two or four baryons in the final state performed with the BABAR detector.
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Primary author
David Brown
(University of Louisville)
