A Determination of the CKM-angle using Mixing-induced CP Violation in the Decays and
arXiv:hep-ph/9507460 · doi:10.1016/0370-2693(95)01121-6
Abstract
We present a method of determining the CKM-angle by performing simultaneous measurements of the mixing-induced CP asymmetries of the decays and . The accuracy of our approach is limited by -breaking effects originating from QCD-penguin diagrams. Using plausible power-counting arguments we show that these uncertainties are expected to be of the same order as those arising through electroweak penguins in the standard Gronau-London-method in which is extracted by means of isospin relations among decay amplitudes. Therefore our approach, which does not involve the experimentally difficult mode and is essentially unaffected by electroweak penguins, may be an interesting alternative to determine .
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