Right-handed quark mixing in left-right symmetric theory

Physical Review Letters
Goran Senjanović, Vladimir Tello

Abstract

We give exact formulas for the right-handed analog of the Cabibbo-Kobayashi-Maskawa (CKM) matrix in the minimal left-right symmetric theory, for the case when the left-right symmetry is generalized parity as in the original version of the theory. We derive its explicit form and give a physical reason for the known and surprising fact that the right-handed mixing angles are close to the CKM ones, in spite of the left-right symmetry being badly broken in nature. We exemplify our results on the production of the right-handed charged gauge boson and the computation of K(L)-K(S) mass difference.

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Dec 9, 2017·Physical Review Letters·Goran Senjanović, Vladimir Tello
Oct 25, 2016·Reports on Progress in Physics·Sergey AlekhinKathryn M Zurek
Sep 5, 2015·Physical Review Letters·Alessio MaiezzaFabrizio Nesti
Mar 13, 2021·Physical Review Letters·Stefano BertoliniFabrizio Nesti
May 1, 2021·Physical Review Letters·Gang LiJuan Carlos Vasquez

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