Quark flavour mixing with right-handed currents: an effective theory approach

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Abstract: The impact of right-handed currents in both charged- and neutral-current flavour-violating processes is analysed by means of an effective theory approach. More explicitly, we analyse the structure of dimension-six operators assuming a left-right symmetric flavour group, commuting with an underlying SU(2)LimesSU(2)RimesU(1)BL global symmetry, broken only by two Yukawa couplings. The model contains a new unitary matrix controlling flavour-mixing in the right-handed sector. We determine the structure of this matrix by charged-current data, where the tension between inclusive and exclusive determinations of |Vub| can be solved. Having determined the size and the flavour structure of right-handed currents, we investigate how they would manifest themselves in neutral current processes, including particle-antiparticle mixing, , Bs,domu+mu, , and decays. The possibility to explain a non-standard CP-violating phase in Bs mixing in this context, and the comparison with other predictive new-physics frameworks addressing the same problem, is also discussed. While a large Spsiphi asymmetry can easily be accommodated, we point out a tension in this framework between |Vub| and SpsiK.









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