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arxiv hep-ph/0411280 v2 pith:6VLIVWK4 submitted 2004-11-21 hep-ph

Maximal CP Violation Hypothesis and Phase Convention of the CKM Matrix

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keywords conventionhypothesismaximalphaseviolationmatrixcabibbo-kobayashi-maskawadepends
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The maximal CP violation hypothesis depends on the phase convention of the Cabibbo-Kobayashi-Maskawa matrix. A phase convention which leads to successful prediction under the maximal CP violation hypothesis is searched, and thereby, possible structures of the quark mass matrices are speculated.

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