Enhancement of charm CP violation due to nearby resonances
arXiv:2110.07619 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2021.136855
Abstract
Quantitative understanding of CP violation is extremely important as naturalness reasoning strongly suggests that new physics should be accompanied by beyond the Standard Model CP-odd phases. In 2019 LHCb made the first discovery of CP violation in the charm system, leading to the new world average . While some calculations have found this observation as requiring new physics, we suggest that scalar resonances nearby to , in particular, and/or cause enhancements for CP violation within the SM. Thereby, our calculations based on the Standard Model suggest compatibility with the LHCb observations for now. However, experimental information especially on is rather sparse limiting our accuracy and further data on these resonances is strongly advocated.
19 pages, 1 figure. Additional data for ACP(D0->K+K-) taken into account
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