Final run 1 result: φs = – 0.010 ± 0.039 rad Today, at the workshop “Implications of LHCb measurements and future prospects” at CERN, LHCb physicists have presented their final…
The LHCb Collaboration has celebrated this week its 200th publication! The paper “Test of lepton universality using B+ → K+l+l– decays“ appeared in Physical Review Letters on October 6th. The…
LHCb has the most precise answer. The LHCb Collaboration has just published the results of the luminosity calibration with a precision of 1.12%. This is the most precise luminosity measurement…
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