Sequestering CP Violation and GIM-Violation with Warped Extra Dimensions
Clifford Cheung (Harvard U., Phys. Dept. & Princeton, Inst. Advanced, Study), A. Liam Fitzpatrick (Harvard U., Phys. Dept.), Lisa Randall (Harvard, U., Phys. Dept.)

TL;DR
This paper introduces a warped extra dimension model that naturally explains CP violation and suppresses strong CP problem contributions, aligning with experimental constraints and predicting a very small theta-bar.
Contribution
It presents a novel warped extra dimension framework with spontaneous CP violation and flavor sequestering, addressing the strong CP problem and flavor constraints.
Findings
Predicts theta-bar to be at least 10^-12
Suppresses radiative corrections to theta-bar
Consistent with flavor and electroweak constraints
Abstract
We propose a model of spontaneous CP violation to address the strong CP problem in warped extra dimensions that relies on sequestering flavor and CP violation. We assume that brane-localized Higgs Yukawa interactions respect a U(3) flavor symmetry that is broken only by bulk fermion mass and Yukawa terms. All CP violation arises from the vev of a CP-odd scalar field localized in the bulk. To suppress radiative corrections to theta-bar, the doublet quarks in this model are localized on the IR brane. We calculate constraints from flavor-changing neutral currents (FCNCs), precision electroweak measurements, CKM unitarity, and the electric dipole moments in this model and predict theta-bar to be at least about 10^-12.
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