Reanalysis of CP Violation in KL -> pi+ pi- gamma
Jusak Tandean, G. Valencia
Abstract
We present a reanalysis of direct CP violation in the decay KL -> pi+ pi- gamma. We point out an existing discrepancy between the theoretical and experimental definitions of epsilon'+-gamma. Adopting the experimental definition of epsilon'+-gamma, we estimate that epsilon'+-gamma/epsilon could be as large as a few times 10-4 both within the standard model and beyond. We discuss these estimates in detail and we also show how a judicious choice of Egamma cuts can increase the sensitivity of the observable epsilon'+-γ to the underlying CP violation.
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