Titlebook: Measurements of the X c and X b Quarkonium States in pp Collisions with the ATLAS Experiment; Andrew Chisholm Book 2016 Springer Internati

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Introduction and Theoretical Foundations,y advance our understanding of quarkonium production. This thesis describes several measurements of the production and spectroscopy of the . and . quarkonium states with the ATLAS experiment that can contribute to this advancement in our understanding.

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2190-5053 to advancements in quarkonium spectroscopy.Includes a conci.This thesis, which won one of the six 2015 ATLAS Thesis Awards, concerns the study of the charmonium and bottomonium bound heavy quark bound states. The first section of the thesis describes the observation of a candidate for the chi_b(3P)

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