On the KK system as two-kaons system
Jaroslav Hruby
Abstract
The time evolution of the KK system as a two-qubit system is given. The effect which is interpreted as CP violation in neutral kaon decays is explained via violation of quantum correlations during time evolution of the KK system as two-kaons system and description is via Yang-Baxterization and unitary time dependent R-matrices to con- struct Hamiltonian, determining the time evolution of two-kaons sys- tem. The nonseparability ideas and criterion can be extended on all mixing state-antistate system and all CP violation cases in particle physics.
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