Final state interaction phases obtained by data from CP asymmetries
Jihn E. Kim, Soonkeon Nam, Doh Young Mo
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Jihn E. Kim, Soonkeon Nam, Doh Young Mo
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Evidence of physics beyond the Standard Model (SM) of particle physics might be revealed through CP violation. Experimental results from BaBar, Belle, and most recently from Large Hadron Collider b-factory (LHCb) are very interesting in this respect. Calculating various CP violation parameters within the SM is reported. In this letter, the final state interaction (FSI) phases with the CKM matrix are calculated by using the recent experimental results from LHCb on CP violation in $$\bar B^0$$ and $$\bar B_s^0$$ meson decays. To obtain the allowed regions of the FSI phases, we used a simplified form of the Jarlskog determinant of the CKM matrix, and we found the CP phase δ close to the maximal phase of π/2. Then, the asymmetry data on $$\bar B^0$$ and $$\bar B_s^0$$ from LHCb were used to explore graphically the allowed regions of the FSI phases.
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Evidence of physics beyond the Standard Model (SM) of particle physics might be revealed through CP violation. Experimental results from BaBar, Belle, and most recently from Large Hadron Collider b-factory (LHCb) are very interesting in this respect. Calculating various CP violation parameters within the SM is reported. In this letter, the final state interaction (FSI) phases with the CKM matrix are calculated by using the recent experimental results from LHCb on CP violation in $$\bar B^0$$ and $$\bar B_s^0$$ meson decays. To obtain the allowed regions of the FSI phases, we used a simplified form of the Jarlskog determinant of the CKM matrix, and we found the CP phase δ close to the maximal phase of π/2. Then, the asymmetry data on $$\bar B^0$$ and $$\bar B_s^0$$ from LHCb were used to explore graphically the allowed regions of the FSI phases.
Key concepts: State (computer science), Asymmetry, Materials science, Computer science, Physics, Particle physics, Algorithm