Physics Asked on March 5, 2021
We know that the 3 generations of quarks have a 3 by 3 CKM matrix which contains a complex angle that cannot be rotated away. And this CKM matrix complex angle violates the CP, because it has a complex coupling in the $W$-current Lagrangian.
In Peskin QFT p.725, it says:
The CKM phase contribute CP violation only:
- through weak interaction loop corrections.
- complicated exclusive decay process.
So which explicit $W$ current involved process violates CP via this CKM matrix complex angle ? Which mesons ($K$?) and decays to what? Can we state precisely how do the scattering or decay rates are different from a process and the CP conjugate process within this Standard Model CKM matrix complex angle violates the CP?
Merci!
possible useful but not enough explicit process to show CP violation:
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