Enhanced charm CP asymmetries from final state interactions
arXiv:2203.04056 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.131.051802
Abstract
We show that final state interactions (FSI) within a CPT invariant two-channel framework can enhance the charge-parity (CP) violation difference between and decays up to the current experimental value. This result relies upon: (i) the dominant tree level diagram, (ii) the well-known experimental values for the and branching ratios, and (iii) the and scattering data to extract the strong phase difference and inelasticity. Based on well-grounded theoretical properties, we find the sign and bulk value of the and recently observed by the LHCb Collaboration.
revised version, approved to PRL
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