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Mixing and CP violation: from\(B^0 - \overline {B^0 } to T^0 - \overline {T^0 } \)

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We extend from\(B^0 - \overline {B^0 } to T^0 - \overline {T^0 } \) the study of neutral pseudoscalar mesons with respect to mixing and CP violation. The possibility of a quite large top quark mass necessitates a more careful computation of the box diagram amplitude. Our result is that, while in\(B^0 - \overline {B^0 } \) systems CP violation is expected to be very small (∼10−6) and mixing quite large (10–20% or more), precisely the opposite occurs for\( T^0 - \overline {T^0 } \). In particular, CP violation in the\( T_u^0 - \overline {T_u^0 } \) system could be of the same order of magnitude as in the\(K^0 - \overline {K^0 } \) system (∼10−3) while the mixing is totally negligible.

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Gilson, H. Mixing and CP violation: from\(B^0 - \overline {B^0 } to T^0 - \overline {T^0 } \) . Z. Phys. C - Particles and Fields 42, 317–323 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01555873

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