Effects of the and of other processes on the mixing hierarchies in the four-generation model
arXiv:hep-ph/9908447 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.60.113008
Abstract
We analyze in the four-generation model the first measurement of the branching ratio of rare kaon decay , along with the other processes of mass difference , CP-violating parameter mixing, mixing, , and the upper bound values of mixing and , and try to search for mixing of the fourth generation in the hierarchical mixing scheme of the Wolfenstein parametrization. Using the results for the mixing of the fourth generation, we discuss predictions of the mixing () and the branching ratio of directly CP-violating decay process , and the effects on the CP asymmetry in neutral B meson decays and the unitarity triangle.
29 pages written in LaTex. 6 figures(drawn on LaTeX). Revised from " in the four-generation model" of the same Authors(TOKUSHIMA 99-1, January 1999). A minor change
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