New physics models of direct CP violation in charm decays

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In view of the recent LHCb measurement of δACP, the difierence between the time-integrated CP asymmetries in D → K +K- and D → φ+ φ- decays, we perform a comparative study of the possible impact of New Physics degrees of freedom on the direct CP asymmetries in singly Cabibbo suppressed D meson decays. We systematically discuss scenarios with a minimal set of new degrees of freedom that have renormalizable couplings to the SM particles and that are heavy enough such that their effects on the D meson decays can be described by local operators. We take into account both constraints from low energy avor observables, in particular D0 -̄D0 mixing, and from direct searches. While models that explain the large measured value for δACP with chirally enhanced chromomagnetic penguins are least constrained, we identify a few viable models that contribute to the D meson decays at tree level or through loop induced QCD penguins. We emphasize that such models motivate direct searches at the LHC. © 2012 SISSA.

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Altmannshofer, W., Primulando, R., Yu, C. T., & Yu, F. (2012). New physics models of direct CP violation in charm decays. Journal of High Energy Physics, 2012(4). https://doi.org/10.1007/JHEP04(2012)049

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