Small violations of unitarity, the phase in Bs mixing and visible t->cZ decays at the LHC
arXiv:0805.3995 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.79.096009
Abstract
We show that it is possible to accommodate the observed size of the phase in --, mixing in the framework of a model with violation of unitarity. This violation is associated to the presence of a new isosinglet quark , which mixes both with and and has a mass not exceeding 500 GeV. The crucial point is the fact that this framework allows for of order , to be contrasted with the situation in the Standard Model, where is constrained to be of order . We point out that this scenario implies rare top decays at a rate observable at the LHC and significantly different from unity. In this framework, one may also account for the observed size of -- mixing without having to invoke long distance contributions. It is also shown that in the present scenario, the observed size of -- mixing constrains to be of order , which is significantly smaller than what is allowed in generic models with violations of unitarity.
20 pages. References added. Additional observables considered, updated numerical examples, conclusions unchanged
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