Can R-parity violation lower ?
arXiv:hep-ph/0105057 · doi:10.1016/S0370-2693(01)00784-5
Abstract
Recent time-dependent CP asymmetry measurements in the channel by the BaBar and Belle Collaborations yield somewhat lower values of compared to the one obtained from the standard model fit. If the inconsistency between these numbers persists with more statistics, this will signal new physics contaminating the channel, thus disturbing the extraction of . We show that the R-parity-violating interactions in supersymmetric theories can provide extra new phases which play a role in significantly reducing the above CP asymmetry, thus explaining why BaBar and Belle report lower values of . The same couplings also affect the decay rate and asymmetry, explain the anomaly, and predict nonzero CP asymmetry in dominant decays. The scenario will be tested in the ongoing and upcoming B factories.
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