The Demise of Flavour Tagging and its Delta-T Dependence
Ezequiel Alvarez, Jose Bernabeu, Miguel Nebot
Abstract
In this work we discuss how the loss of particle-antiparticle identity due to CPT violation affects the observables in the decay of two neutral EPR-correlated B-mesons. We study this possible new effect in the context of equal-sign flavour specific decays and we find a considerable modification in the Δt-dependence of the equal-sign dilepton charge asymmetry, Asl. Although the more important changes occur right outside the region that has been up-to-the-date effectively explored, we show that a deeper experimental research may be able to distinguish a possible existence of this new CPT violating parameter, . In any case, using the available data for Asl, we put the first limits on .
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