Flavor Mixing, CP Violation and a Heavy Top
Dan Karmgard, Subhash Rajpoot
Abstract
The recent analysis of the electroweak data at CDF indicates that the constraint on the top quark mass is mt=174 17 GeV. We accommodate this result in a new scheme of quark mass matrices in which two elements along the the leading diagonal are non-vanishing and the other non-vanishing elements are those due to nearest neighbour interactions. By comparing the quark mixing matrix elements of our scheme with the experimentally determined Kobayashi- Maskawa matrix elememts in the standard electroweak model, we find that the CP violating phases (δ1 and δ2) in our model violate the CP symmetry maximally.
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