Invariant formulation of CP violation for four quark families
arXiv:hep-ph/9605418 · doi:10.1016/0370-2693(96)00939-2
Abstract
We find a minimal set of constraints which are independent of the choice of weak quark basis and necessary and sufficient for CP conservation for four quark families, including also the case of degenerate quark masses. These invariant conditions are written in the mass eigenstate basis as a function of the fermion masses and charged current mixings. CP violation is then related to the areas of three unitarity quadrangles and the CP violating effects of the fourth family are discussed in the case of small mixings.
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