The Expected, The Promised and The Conceivable -- On CP Violation in Beauty and Charm Decays
I. I. Bigi
Abstract
the KM expectations of large CP asymmetries in B decays are reviewed. I describe some observable signatures for the intervention of New Physics and list benchmarks defining the `ultimate' measurements in beauty physics. I also stress the need for dedicated searches for CP asymmetries in D decays; attaining a sensitivity level of 10-3 could well reveal New Physics and thus lead to a new paradigm.
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