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Physics Letters B
Volume 326, Issues 3-4, 5 May 1994, Pages 307-311
 
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Gluon dipole penguin contributions to ε′/ε and CP violation in hyperon decays in the standard model

N. G. Deshpandea, Xiao-Gang Hea and S. Pakvasab

a Institute of Theoretical Science, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403-5203, USA b Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, HI 96822, USA

Received 31 January 1994; 
revised 24 February 1994. 
Editor: M. Dine 
Available online 16 October 2002.

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Abstract

We consider the gluon dipole penguin operator contributions to ε′/ε and CP violation in hyperon decays. It has been proposed by Bertolini et al. that the contribution to ε′/ε may be significant. We show that there is a cancellation in the leading order contribution and this contribution is actually suppressed by a factor of order O(mπ2, mK2)/Λ2. We find that the same operator also contributes to CP violation in hyperon decays where it is not suppressed. The gluon dipole penguin operator can enhance CP violation in hyperon decays by as much as 25%.

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Physics Letters B
Volume 326, Issues 3-4, 5 May 1994, Pages 307-311
 
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