Combining K-\bar K mixing and D-\bar D mixing to constrain the flavor structure of new physics
arXiv:0903.2118 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.102.211802
Abstract
New physics at high energy scale often contributes to K-\bar K and D-\bar D mixings in an approximately SU(2)_L invariant way. In such a case, the combination of measurements in these two systems is particularly powerful. The resulting constraints can be expressed in terms of misalignments and flavor splittings.
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