Resolving the () ambiguity in
arXiv:1907.09237 · doi:10.1007/JHEP10(2019)191
Abstract
I propose an alternative method for measuring the violating phase () without ambiguity in an extended SU(3) flavour symmetry analysis, which can ultimately be achieved by exploiting interference effects between and decay channels, where indicates an axial-vector, vector and pseudo-scalar meson, respectively. Under certain assumptions on the relevant decays based on current experimental results and minimal theoretical input, I demonstrate with an idealised amplitude model that a programme to extract a single solution for in the range [0,], with the added possibility to simultaneously constrain non-factorisable SU(3)-breaking effects, could be executed to similar precision using Run 3 data at LHCb and the final Belle II sample.
arXiv comment27 pages, 8 figures
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