A Critical Look at Rescattering Effects on from
arXiv:hep-ph/9902482 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.61.013005
Abstract
Three ways are compared of dealing with rescattering effects in , in order to determine the weak phase from these processes and . We find that neglecting these contributions altogether may involve sizable errors in , depending on the rescattering amplitude and on the value of a certain measurable strong phase. We show that an attempt to eliminate these effects by using the charge-averaged rate of suffers from a large theoretical error due to SU(3) breaking, which may be resolved when using also the processes .
10 pages with 6 figures
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