Precision Tests of CPT Symmetry and Quantum Mechanics in the Neutral Kaon System
J. Ellis, J. Lopez, N. Mavromatos, D. Nanopoulos
Abstract
We present a systematic phenomenological analysis of the tests of CPT symmetry that are possible within an open quantum-mechanical description of the neutral kaon system that is motivated by arguments based on quantum gravity and string theory. We develop a perturbative expansion in terms of the three small CPT-violating parameters admitted in this description, and provide expressions for a complete set of K → 2π, 3π and πν decay observables to second order in these small parameters. We also illustrate the new tests of CPT symmetry and quantum mechanics that are possible in this formalism using a regenerator. Indications are that experimental data from the CPLEAR and previous experiments could be used to establish upper bounds on the CPT-violating parameters that are of order 10-19 GeV, approaching the order of magnitude that may be attainable in quantum theories of gravity.
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