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ΔS=2 processes in ETC models with a left-right symmetric electroweak sector
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In this article, the KL-KS mass difference in a dynamically broken gauge theory based on a SU(2)L⊗SU(2), R⊂U(2 )R⊆U(1)B-L electroweak sector with manifest left-right symmetry and low right handed mass scale is analyzed.Abstract:
TheKL-KS mass difference in a dynamically broken gauge theory based on aSU(2)L⊗SU(2)R⊗U(1)B-L electroweak sector with manifest left-right symmetry and low right handed mass scale is analysed. We find that consistency with the observedKL-KS mass difference requires a smaller suppression factor than the corresponding quantity in a similar theory based on the standard electroweak sector. The required suppression may be accommodated in this model by reasonable choices of the adjustable parameters of the theory.read more
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