The CP-conserving contribution to the transverse muon polarization in K+ -> mu+ nu gamma
Gudrun Hiller, Gino Isidori
Abstract
We present a detailed estimate of the transverse muon polarization (PT) due to electromagnetic final-state interactions in the decay K+ μ+ νγ. This CP-conserving effect represents the dominant contribution to PT within the Standard Model. As a result of an explicit calculation, we find that the CP-conserving contribution to PT is quite small, typically of (10-4), essentially due to the suppression factor α/4π2. This enforces the sensitivity of PT in probing extensions of the Standard Model with new sources of time-reversal violations. A brief discussion about possible CP-violating contributions to PT in the framework of supersymmetric models with unbroken R-parity is also presented.
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