{} breaking in {$\bar{B}/D\rar Kl\bar ν$} decays and value of {}}
arXiv:hep-ph/9408331 · doi:10.1016/0370-2693(94)91462-1
Abstract
We determine the -breaking effects in the $\bar{B}/D \rar Kl\bar ν$ decays from the ratio of the $\bar{B}/D\rar Kl\bar ν$ over the $\bar{B}/D \rar πl\bar ν$ semileptonic form factors using a {\it semi-analytic} expression based on QCD spectral sum rules. We obtain $f_+^{\bar{B}\rar K}(0)/f_+^{\bar{B} \rar π}(0)$ = and $f_+^{D\rar K}(0)/f_+^{D \rar π}(0)$ = , which combined with the present CLEO data, leads to = and then, to: . The prediction on the ratio of mixing angle is (surprisingly) much higher than the value derived from the unitarity constraint on the CKM matrix, while the corresponding value of is lower. These results can open a window for new physics, though a stringent conclusion needs data with much higher statistics (from e.g tau-charm factory) or/and alternative QCD-based estimates of the ratio of the semileptonic form factors.
8 pages in latex file + 3 figures in PS-files available on requests. CERN-TH 7309/94 (1994) (to appear as Phys. Lett. B)
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