The Standard Model (SM) has gaps, like the matter-antimatter imbalance, hinting at physics beyond the SM (BSM). Double-charm B meson decays are key to exploring this.
Recent LHCb findings, such as the unexpected evidence of Bc→Ds+D0bar decay or the first measurements of CPV and branching fractions of lighter B mesons decays, suggest possible BSM physics.
The future circular collider is the next big challenge in high-energy physics, aiming to explore the standard model with unprecedented precision and to search for new particles. The presentation will provide an overview of the current status of the project, focusing on the physic case of the initial phase with electron and positron collisions.
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