Test of factorisation in decays
arXiv:hep-ph/9911534 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.62.094002
Abstract
We analyse the decays using the factorisation model with final state interaction phase shift included. We find that factorisation seems to describe qualitatively the latest CLEO data. For a test of the factorisation model, we derive a relation for the branching ratios independent of the strength of the strong penguin interactions. This relation gives a central value of for , somewhat smaller than the latest CLEO measurement, but the experimental errors are yet too big to take it as a real prediction of the factorisation model. We also find that a ratio obtained from the CP-averaged decay rates could be used to test the factorisation model and to determine the weak angle with more precise data, though the l atest CLEO data seem to favor in the range of .
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