CP violation in with and without time dependence through a tagged analysis
arXiv:2507.13445 · doi:10.1007/JHEP09(2025)190
Abstract
We point out that using current knowledge of and , one can extract short-distance information from the combined measurement of the time-integrated CP asymmetry, , and of . We discuss the interplay between this set of observables, and demonstrate that determining would eliminate the discrete ambiguity in the Standard Model prediction for . We then move on to feasibility studies within an LHCb-like setup, using both time-integrated and time-dependent information, employing and tagging methods. We find that, within an optimistic scenario, the short-distance amplitude, proportional to the CKM parameter combination , could be constrained by LHCb at the level of about of its Standard Model value, and the discrete ambiguity in could be resolved at more than by the end of the high luminosity LHC.
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