Belle and Belle II present first measurements of multiple charm baryon decay modes and the initial search for CP violation in τ → π K_S ν_τ.
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The unmeasured fraction of inclusive semileptonic B to charm decays is dominated by final states without D mesons, likely from baryons and Ds mesons.
A relativistic potential model with few parameters qualitatively reproduces heavy meson masses and radiative widths, remaining finite at zero light quark mass.
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The unmeasured fraction of inclusive semileptonic B to charm decays is dominated by final states without D mesons, likely from baryons and Ds mesons.
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A relativistic potential model with few parameters qualitatively reproduces heavy meson masses and radiative widths, remaining finite at zero light quark mass.