P461 - particles V1 Mixing in Weak Decays Charged Weak Current (exchange of Ws) causes one member of a weak doublet to change into the other Taus and muons.

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P461 - particles V1 Mixing in Weak Decays Charged Weak Current (exchange of Ws) causes one member of a weak doublet to change into the other Taus and muons therefore decay into the lightest member of the doublet (their neutrinos) electrons are stable as the (e,nu) doublet is the lightest doublet. The virtual W can’t convert to anything W e W e “e decay”

P461 - particles V2 Mixing in Weak Decays In the same context, the heavier quark doublets decay via as c,t are heavier s and b quarks should then be stable (their lightest baryons) as the lightest member of their doublets But they aren’t……due to mixing between the 3 generations for quarks the mass eigenstates are not the same as the decay eigenstates b mass eigenstate: what has m b b decay eigenstate: what interacts with W-t

P461 - particles V3 Quark Mixing: 2 Generations If assume only 2 generations. Mixing matrix where  C is the Cabibbo angle M then rotates from the mass eigenstates (d,s) to the decay eigenstates (d’,s’) (usually deal with mixing of charge 1/3 quarks but both mix) look at weak vertices (2 identical ways) Wc s’ u d’ c s d c V cs V cd

P461 - particles V4 Charm Decay Charmed meson can Beta decay to lighter mesons which have either s or d quarks Modulo slightly different phase space, the ratio of these decays depends only on the different mixing. Direct measurement of the mixing angle. W

P461 - particles V5 Kaon Decays Historically first place mixing observed decay rates depend on same phase space and spin factors as charged pion decay Observed rates only 5% of what they “should” be and Cabibbo proposed a mixing angle whose source was unknown at the time This (partially) lead to a prediction that the c quark must exist

P461 - particles V6 3 Quark Generations For 3 generations need 3X3 matrix. It is unitary and has some phases which don’t matter and can be fined by 3 angles and 1 phase (phase gives particle antiparticle differences….antiparticles use M* Hermitian adjoint) called Cabibbo-Kobyashi-Maskawa (CKM) matrix and was predicted by K-M before the third generation was discovered Each V ij tells what factor needed for W vertex. Shown are experimental values. No theory predicts the amount of mixing,