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Authors	Geraldine Raeuber, Christoph Schwanda, Gianluca Inguglia
Date	Jan. 1, 2024
Belle II Number	BELLE2-PTHESIS-2024-015
Abstract	This thesis presents a precise measurement of the CKM matrix element Vus using data collected at the Belle II experiment situated at the SuperKEKB electron- positron collider in Tsukuba, Japan. The measurement employs the ratio of branching fractions of tau lepton decays, denoted as RK/π, with both pion and kaon mesons in the final state, given by RK/π = B(τ− → K−ντ)/B(τ− → π−ντ). Selection criteria involve a tag side consisting of three charged particles, defining an overall 3×1- prong topology. The preliminary obtained result, RK/π = 0.06438 ± 0.00080, corre- sponds to a |Vus| value of 0.2229±0.0017, and takes into account only the main systematic uncertainty sources. Recognizing the systematic nature of this measurement, a dedicated study addressing leading systematic uncertainties is undertaken. Specifically, a performance assessment of pion identification corrections is conducted to enhance the reliability and precision of the measurement.
Conference	Vienna

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