[Clas_hadron] Abstract for April APS

[burkert]

Hi Mike,

  Great to see that you are still actively analyzing CLAS data. I surely 
hope you won't find any baryon-number violating Lambda decays with only 
3 million Lambda events. But if you can push the upper limit down by an 
order of magnitude that would be a nice result.
In your abstract you may want to provide some information about any 
"super-", "grand-.." or other theories that would predict such decays 
and at what scale.

Best,
Volker




      On 12/27/12 12:23 PM, Michael Evan McCracken wrote:
> Dear Spectroscopists,
>   I would like to give a 10-minute contributing talk at the April APS 
> meeting in Denver.  I plan to present the status of a search for 
> baron-number-violating decays of the $\Lambda$ hyperon using the g11 
> dataset.  I have been working on this analysis with Matt Bellis since 
> last Summer, and it is progressing nicely.  This news may seem out of 
> the blue, but I plan to give a full talk at the Hadron Spec Working 
> Group meeting on February 22nd.
>   Until then, the abstract has been placed in the JLab filesystem at
> http://www.jlab.org/Hall-B/secure/hadron/abstracts/2012/aps_april_2013_mccracken.pdf 
>
> A pdf of the abstract is also attached to this e-mail.
>
> I welcome any comments or suggestions.
>
> Best regards,
> Mike McCracken
>
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