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A study is made of the quark-pair-creation model, the quarkonium-hybrid mixing model, and the unitarized quark model in connection with their ability to reproduce R{≡}(σ_had/σ_μμ) between {Υ}(4S) and {Υ}(6S) and at the same time be consistent with all known facts about {Γ} and {ψ} systems. Models which passed the above test are used to compute all partial cross sections for pair production of B mesons. This result is used to estimate the rate for the Bd-Bd and Bₛ-Bₛ mixing effect as a function of the c.m. energy. Our result can be eventually used to search for new physics beyond the standard model.
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