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Measurement ofVub

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The most recent experimental measurements of the weak mixing angleV ub are summarized. Inclusive and exclusive analysis techniques are described, including a new exclusive analysis by the CLEO Collaboration measuring the B → πℓν branching ratio. Future prospects are discussed.

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Selen, M.A. Measurement ofVub. Nuov Cim A 109, 885–893 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02823630

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