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Towards New Frontiers in the Exploration of Charmless Non-Leptonic Decays

arXiv:1612.07342 · doi:10.1007/JHEP03(2017)055

Abstract

Non-leptonic decays into charmless final states offer an important laboratory to study CP violation and the dynamics of strong interactions. Particularly interesting are and decays, which are related by the -spin symmetry of strong interactions, and allow for the extraction of CP-violating phases and tests of the Standard Model. The theoretical precision is limited by -spin-breaking corrections and innovative methods are needed in view of the impressive future experimental precision expected in the era of Belle II and the LHCb upgrade. We have recently proposed a novel method to determine the - mixing phase from the , system, where semileptonic , decays are a new ingredient and the theoretical situation is very favourable. We discuss this strategy in detail, with a focus on penguin contributions as well as exchange and penguin-annihilation topologies which can be probed by a variety of non-leptonic decays into charmless final states. We show that a theoretical precision as high as for can be attained in the future, thereby offering unprecedented prospects for the search for new sources of CP violation.

50 pages, 25 figures

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