Beyond the Standard Model in B Decays: Three Topics
arXiv:hep-ph/0201313 · doi:10.1063/1.1478850
Abstract
Three new results are discussed: (a) A non-vanishing amplitude for the `wrong sign{'} kaon decay or its CP conjugate is shown to be a necessary condition for obtaining different CP asymmetries in . A significant effect would require a scale of new physics far below the weak scale, all but ruling out this possibility. (b) The leading isospin breaking contributions to the decay amplitudes can be calculated in QCD factorization, providing a sensitive probe of the penguin sector of the effective weak Hamiltonian. New physics models which reverse the predicted Standard Model amplitude hierarchy could be ruled out with more precise data. (c) A slowly falling form factor can be ruled out using the spectrum obtained by ARGUS at the . The decay is therefore highly suppressed and the origin of the anomalously large rate remains unknown, perhaps requiring the intervention of New Physics.
12 pages, 3 figures
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