Flavour Physics and CP Violation
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https://doi.org/10.5170/CERN-2016-003.79Abstract
These notes represent a summary of three lectures on flavour and CP violation, given at the CERN’s European School of High Energy Physics in 2014. They cover flavour physics within the standard model, phenomenology of CP violation in meson mixing and decays, as well as constraints of flavour observables on physics beyond the standard model. In preparing the lectures (and consequently this summary) I drew heavily from several existing excellent and exhaustive sets of lecture notes and reviews on flavour physics and CP violation [1]. The reader is encouraged to consult those as well as the original literature for a more detailed study.
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