
JOINT PARTICLE SEMINAR
Date: Wednesday,
23 February 2005
Time:
3:00 p.m.
Place: 4135 Frederick Reines Hall
Speaker:
Dick Mischke, TRIUMF
Title:
First results for ρ and δ from the TWIST μ
Decay Experiment
Abstract:
Muon decay provides an excellent probe of the space-time
structure of the weak interaction. The TWIST experiment is searching
for new physics by measuring with high precision the momentum and
angular dependence of e+ emitted from the decay of polarized μ+.
The ultimate TWIST goal is to measure the Michel parameters ρ,
δ, and Pμξ to a few parts in 104. The initial physics
results of TWIST, improved measurements of ρ and δ, place
new limits on physics beyond the Standard Model.
References: hep-ex/0409063, hep-ex/0410045.
Host: W. Molzon