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Abstract
Abstraction-This paper proposes an interesting representation V of Cabibbo-Kobayashi-Maskawa Matrix CKM, which based on scalar products of quark color quantum numbers or q RGB (00.1). This representation is called colorization of CKM in weak interaction. The colors of down-type quarks in the quarkcolor scalar products of CKM are βColor-Broken, , which results in isospin to be violated in weak interaction, further charges to be a slight deviated from of SM theoretical value. A short discussion of possible existence of higher-charges of quark q is given in Epilogue.
0. INTRODUCTION
The three-colors R, G, B of quarks is really a curious and excellent concept in monder particle physics. In Standard Model SM, R, G, B are used to treat strong interaction quark classification and weak interaction flavor-transitions among particles in different generations.
To discuss hadronic constituents in strong interaction In previous papers [1] when discussing SM, Colous Spectrum Diagram of Flavour CSDF is introduced by Spin Topological Space STS math frame [2], in which the concretization of color values of each quark can be selected from the third components of one-sixth spin below
To discuss hadronic constituents in strong interaction [3], colored quark, is introduced (where quark spin and quark color (00.1), ). We will again make use of quark color , turn to discuss weak interaction in this paper.
Because these colors or can offer an unified isospin representation [1] for all six quarks below, so we decide to use (0.0) to research weak interaction following
Or
After that, CKM matrix is parameterized [5] to be written as a product of three rotation matrices, that called a smart Wolfenstein parametrization, one of its advantage is CP violation can be involved. (Ref [6],[7],...[12]) In this paper, CKM matrix is colorized by means of quark color . And scalar products of colors and isospin broken are concerned about into Cabibbo-Kobayashi-Maskawa Matrix CKM.
Outline Flowchart for Isospin Violated In CKM Matrix
I. QUARKCOLOR SCALAR PRODUCTS IN CKM MATRIX
Here
γ1γ (1.0)
γ2γ (2.0)
γ3γ (3.0)
Symbols (1)β , (2)β , (3)β respectively stand for the quarkcolor scalar products (1.0), (2.0), (3.0) of CKM Matrix in different interaction regions shown below
γ1γStrong interaction color representation of flavor, when is conserved
γ2γWeak interaction color representation of flavor, when isospin is conserved ( ).
γ3γWeak interaction color representation of flavor, when isospin is broken ( )
Where are up-type quarks, quark charge and are down-type quarks, quark charge . It will be shown that in case [3], the charge of down-type quark will be a slight deviated from due to isospin broken . Superscript " ' ", that written on the top right of and , stands for quark being in weak interaction region.
Detail Processes for Isospin Violated In CKM Matrix
II. ISOSPIN BE CONSERVED IN CKM MATRIX For clear logical route to quark-colorization of Cabibbo-Kobayashi-Maskawa Matrix CKM, in following an example (labelled by mark "β¦") of color scalar product is given, which (includes 2.1. and 2.2. ) arranged in the top left element of CKM matrix.
2.1. Inγ1γStrong interaction color representation of flavor, (4) is color scalar product of quark and quark
obtain isospin
In this way, for CKM Matrix we get following
Matrix (5) always appears in strong interaction.
2.2. Inγ2γWeak interaction color representation of flavor, (10) is color scalar product of quark and quark To research for the properties of quark color scalar product and quark isospin in Weak Interaction, so-called "weak interaction pairing " of CSDF is introduced and be attached to each of the six flavors of strong interaction.
(6),(7) are the concrete expressions of weak interaction pairing, for up-type quark and down-type quark , by which, and of express (2.1) and (2.2) are obtained.
Formulas (11) (12) show in case [2], isospin is conserved too, as that (0.1) and (0.2) in strong interaction. (11) (12) are crucial pion states of weak interaction.
There are nine weak interaction pairings . in Matrix (2)β below. Similar to pairing (6)-(7), after deliberate calculations, at last the eight other weak interaction pairings are found out, and using them, further previous Matrix (1)β and (5) of CKM Matrix of strong interaction could be reconstructed into Matrix (2)β and (13) of weak interaction. we get following
III. ISOSPIN BE BROKEN IN CKM MATRIX
Taking broken parameter into (7) of pairing- (6)-(7) obtain (14) and (15)
When broken parameter appears in , we call be "Color-Broken" and call the colors of down-type quark (15), or quarkcolor scalar products (16) of CKM be "Color-Broken".
From , simultaneously & respectively obtain two physical quantities (16) and (18) below:
Formula (18) shows in case [3] , isospin is not conserved in weak interaction, there is a deviation 0.011 from (0.2)
There are nine independent real parameters (19) in CKM matrix, in which the third components are broken (20)
Mindful of the deviated values of the third isospin components above: for diagonal terms and for off-diagonal terms
Formula (16) be filled in (21). After the fullness of the eight other elements in CKM Matrix, ultimately we complete the processes of CKM Matrix colorization below
IV. CONCLUSIONS
In interactionγ3γregion, isospin , is not conserved, which lead to charge-deviated of quarks (Ref. (E))
OR
Mindful of the deviated values in (22): diagonal terms ; off-diagonal terms (22). In weak interaction, charges of down-type quark will be a slight deviated from (SM theoretical value), due to isospin broken of CKM Matrix colorized.
EPILOGUE
The charge of all known six quarks can be expressed by the sum (E) of isospin (0.0) and quark color (00.1) below
For up-type quark, . (E2)
For down-type quark, . (E3)
Compairing (E) with Gell-Mann-Nishijiama relation (E4) [13],[14], then obtain (E5) below
Where, hypercharge . baryon number and strange number of quark . We see Gell-Mann-Nishijiama relation (E4) is a special situation of (E), The latter (E), math-mysterious, is the extension of the former (E4), empirical.
The algebra symmetry of of color representation of flavor Table 1 [3] could permute many possible arrangements. Further a series of magic figures, those are multiples of , are constructed, that may illuminate the hypothesis about possible existence of higher-charges of quark .
Two examples of quark charge formula (E) with , and with the fourth general quark are given below For
For
For
For
Charges of the fourth general quark
I3
||
+7/2
-7/2
+7/2
-7/2
+7/2
-7/2
+7/2
-7/2
+7/2
-7/2
+7/2
-7/2
qRGB
||
+19/6
+19/6
+13/6
+13/6
+7/6
+7/6
+1/6
+1/6
-5/6
-5/6
-11/6
-11/6
Q
||
+20/3
-1/3
+17/3
-4/3
+14/3
-7/3
+11/3
-10/3
+8/3
-13/3
+5/3
-16/3
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