Flavor symmetry for strong phases and determination of in
arXiv:0808.3761 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2008.09.062
Abstract
Studies of angular and time distributions and CP-violating observables in decays yield a space of parameters which can be considerably reduced if relative strong phases among different amplitudes are specified. We show that the relations between and amplitudes given by flavor symmetry [actually U(3) rather than SU(3)] are likely to be quite reliable, and hence the use of strong phases from in the analysis of is justified. We point out the potential advantage of using helicity angles over transversity angles, and comment on a way to measure a sizable CP-violating phase independent of strong phases.
Corrections and additions, final version to be published in Physics Letters B
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