Recent Developments in Theory of CP Violation
Yosef Nir
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Yosef Nir
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Four topics in theory of CP violation are reviewed. (a) CP violation in $B$ decays: We describe a new clean way of constraining the angle $γ$ of the unitarity triangle and how new CP violation in decay amplitudes can signal new physics. (b) CP violation in $K$ decays: We explain the special features of the decay $K_L\raπ^0ν\barν$ both as a measurement of Standard Model CP violating parameters and as a probe of new physics. (c) CP violation in $D$ decays: We describe the consequences of CP violation from new physics in $D-\bar D$ mixing. (d) CP violation in Supersymmetry: We explain how a combination of measurements of CP violating processes will give insight into the flavor and CP structure of supersymmetry.
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Four topics in theory of CP violation are reviewed. (a) CP violation in $B$ decays: We describe a new clean way of constraining the angle $γ$ of the unitarity triangle and how new CP violation in decay amplitudes can signal new physics. (b) CP violation in $K$ decays: We explain the special features of the decay $K_L\raπ^0ν\barν$ both as a measurement of Standard Model CP violating parameters and as a probe of new physics. (c) CP violation in $D$ decays: We describe the consequences of CP violation from new physics in $D-\bar D$ mixing. (d) CP violation in Supersymmetry: We explain how a combination of measurements of CP violating processes will give insight into the flavor and CP structure of supersymmetry.
Key concepts: CP violation, Physics, Particle physics, Supersymmetry, Unitarity, Physics beyond the Standard Model, Mixing (physics), Standard Model (mathematical formulation)