Prediction of the asymmetry in decay
arXiv:1709.08301 · doi:10.1007/JHEP11(2017)087
Abstract
Of all decays, the decay has the smallest observed branching ratio as it takes place primarily via the suppressed -exchange diagram. The asymmetry for this mode is yet to be measured experimentally. By exploiting the relationship among the decay amplitudes of decays (using isospin and topological amplitudes) we are able to relate the asymmetries and branching ratios by a simple expression. This enables us to predict the asymmetry in . While the predicted central values of are outside the physically allowed region, they are currently associated with large uncertainties owing to the large errors in the measurements of the branching ratio (), the other asymmetries (of ) and (of ). With a precise determination of , and , one can use our analytical result to predict with a reduced error and compare it with the experimental measurement when it becomes available. The correlation between and is an interesting aspect that can be probed in ongoing and future particle physics experiments such as LHCb and Belle II.
arXiv comment21 pages, 6 figures, accepted for publication in JHEP
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