The large CP phase in B(s)-anti-B(s) mixing from primary scalar unparticles
J. K. Parry

TL;DR
This paper investigates how primary scalar unparticles could influence B(d,s) mixing, especially considering recent hints of new physics in the B(s) mixing phase, and constrains unparticle parameters accordingly.
Contribution
It introduces the impact of primary scalar unparticles on B(d,s) mixing and derives bounds on their couplings based on recent experimental data.
Findings
Allowed parameter space for unparticle couplings identified
Constraints on unparticle contributions to B(s) mixing phase
Implications for new physics in flavor mixing
Abstract
In this letter we consider the case of primary scalar unparticle contributions to B(d,s) mixing. With particular emphasis on the impact of the recent hint of new physics in the measurement of the B(s) mixing phase, phi(s), we determine the allowed parameter space and impose bounds on the unparticle couplings.
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