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Effective Theories for Quark Flavour Physics
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The purpose of these lectures is to provide the reader with an idea of how we can probe New Physics with quark flavour observables using effective theory techniques. After giving a concise review of the quark flavour structure of the Standard Model, we introduce the effective Hamiltonian for quark weak decays. We then consider the effective Hamiltonian for $\Delta F=2$ transitions in the Standard Model and beyond. We discuss how meson-antimeson mixing and CP violation can be described in terms of the $\Delta F=1$ and $\Delta F=2$ effective Hamiltonians. Finally we present the Unitarity Triangle Analysis and discuss how very stringent constraints on New Physics can be obtained from $\Delta F=2$ processes.
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