Speaker
Sven Vahsen
(U Hawaii)
Description
We report on the construction and
plans for initial operation of Belle II and SuperKEKB.
The new facility will be an upgrade of the
existing KEKB electron-positron collider,
with a target luminosity of
8 x 10^{35} /cm^2/s - about 40 times greater than that of KEKB.
The Belle II detector will study rare flavor physics
processes with unprecedented
sensitivity for indirect (virtual-particle)
contributions from as-yet unexplored phenomena at the TeV scale.
| APS member ID | BR631654 |
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Primary author
Tom Browder
(For the Belle II collaboration)
