Non-Standard neutral kaons dynamics from D-brane statistics
F. Benatti, R. Floreanini
Abstract
The neutral kaon system can be effectively described by non-unitary, dissipative, completely positive dynamics that extend the usual treatment. In the framework of open quantum systems, we show how the origin of these non-standard time evolutions can be traced to the interaction of the kaon system with a large environment. We find that D-branes, effectively described by a heat-bath of quanta obeying infinite statistics, could constitute a realistic example of such an environment.
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