beyond the standard model
arXiv:2112.05801 · doi:10.1007/JHEP03(2022)048
Abstract
We analyze the New Physics sensitivity of a recently proposed method to measure the CP-violating decay rate using interference. We present our findings both in a model-independent EFT approach as well as within several simple NP scenarios. We discuss the relation with associated observables, most notably . We find that simple NP models can significantly enhance , making this mode a very promising probe of physics beyond the standard model in the kaon sector.
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