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In this write-up, we provide an overview of the existing theoretical framework concerning rare kaon decays, with a particular emphasis on flavour-changing neutral current processes. These decays offer crucial indirect pathways for investigating short-distance new physics. Our discussion will encompass standard model predictions for relevant observables, alongside an assessment of their capacity to probe new physics through a comparison with experimental data.
S. Neshatpour (Wed,) studied this question.