Abstract
KL-KS mass difference is computed in a left-right symmetric model with three generations of quarks. Under the assumption of “manifest” left-right symmetry the mass of the right-handed charged gauge boson consistent withKL-KS constraint appears to be rather high. A low mass right-handed gauge boson can be accommodated in models with broken “manifest” left-right symmetry. The latter scenario has many non-trivial predictions for the decay of heavy (c, t, b) quarks.
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