Closed MartinoBorsato closed 3 years ago
Hi Martino,
you are absolutely right, thanks for reporting this.
@peterstangl, this variable should then also be used in smelli
in place of the BR, since currently the two observables are treated as independent.
Thank you Martino!
I have implemented your suggestion in PR #146. For ±0.10(fs/fd)
I used ±0.03
given that arXiv:1209.0313 quotes fs/fd= 0.267+0.021−0.020
.
Thanks a lot @DavidMStraub and @peterstangl for the very quick reply!
I think there's a misunderstanding about fs/fd: what I meant by ±0.10(fs/fd)
is that there's a 0.10 uncertainty related to the uncertainty on fs/fd, not that 0.10 should be multiplied by fs/fd (sorry my notation was ambigous).
The value of the BR ratio should read 1.23 ± 0.06 ± 0.04 ± 0.10
as in the paper.
Actually, we could decide to use a more precise value of fs/fd from this paper that came out after the Bs->phigamma paper. Then the experimental measurement of the BR ratio should read 1.19 ± 0.06 ± 0.04 ± 0.07
.
Thank you for the clarification @MartinoBorsato, this makes much more sense than what I did!
I have implemented the updated result based on the more precise value of fs/fd in commit https://github.com/flav-io/flavio/pull/146/commits/a9e15c140d525b4c29def67b84c2270bc374f701.
Perfect, thanks a lot
This is now included in the new flavio version 2.2.0.
Dear flavio maintainers,
I noticed the LHCb measurement of BR(Bs->phigamma) is often misused to constrain C7 Wilson coefficients along with B-factory measurements of BR(B0->Kgamma) and BR(B->Xsgamma). However, [LHCb only measured the ratio BR(Bs->phigamma)/BR(B0->Kgamma)](https://inspirehep.net/literature/1184178) and then used the B-factories measurement of BR(B0->K*gamma) to get BR(Bs->phigamma). The Wilson coefficient C7 enters the two modes in the same way and therefore the LHCb measurement is not sensitive to NP contributions to C7.
I think a new observable for the ratio BR(Bs->phigamma)/BR(B0->K*gamma) should be implemented. Then, the LHCb measurement reported in
measurements.yaml
should be for the value of this ratio R=1.23±0.06 (stat.)±0.04 (syst.)±0.10(fs/fd).I hope this is useful, Martino