Constraints on the Mass and Mixing of the 4th Generation Quark From Direct CP Violation and Rare K Decays
arXiv:hep-ph/0005227 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.64.016009
Abstract
We investigate the for in a sequential fourth generation model. By giving the basic formulae for in this model, we analyze the numerical results which are dependent of and imaginary part of the fourth CKM factor, (or and the fourth generation CKM matrix phase ). We find that, unlike the SM, when taking the central values of all parameters for , the values of can easily fit to the current experimental data for all values of hadronic matrix elements estimated from various approaches. Also, we show that the experimental values of and rare K decays can provide a strong constraint on both mass and mixing of the fourth generation quark. When taking the values of hadronic matrix elements from the lattice or 1/N expansion calculations, a large region of the up-type quark mass is excluded.
18 pages, 4 eps figures
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