Measurement of muon polarization in K+π0μ+νμ at a ϕ factory
Paolo Privitera
Abstract
The potentiality of an experiment measuring the muon polarization in K+→π0μ+νμ at a ϕ factory is discussed, with particular attention to the possibility of revealing unexpected violation of Time reversal invariancethrough the transverse polarization component. An experimental method is proposed which is based on the reconstruction of the K+→π0μ+νμ decay products after stopping the charged kaons in a target placed around the beam pipe. The muon polarization is measured by observing the asymmetry in the angular distribution of positrons from the μ+ → e+ νν decay of muons stopped in a polarization analyser. It is shown that an error σP 5· 10-4 on each muon polarization component can be obtained, which represents a factor ten improvement with respect to current limits on T invariance violation in the K+→π0μ+νμ decay and a precise measurement of the Reξ parameter at the level of 2· 10-3.
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