Implication of the B ---> (rho, omega) gamma branching ratios for the CKM phenomenology
May, 200420 pages
Published in:
- Phys.Lett.B 595 (2004) 323-338
e-Print:
- hep-ph/0405075 [hep-ph]
Report number:
- DESY-04-065,
- ZU-TH-06-04
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Abstract:
We study the implication of the recent measurement by the BELLE collaboration of the averaged branching fraction for the CKM phenomenology. Combined with the averaged branching fraction measured earlier, this yields for the ratio of the two branching fractions. Updating earlier theoretical analysis of these decays based on the QCD factorization framework, and constraining the CKM-Wolfenstein parameters from the unitarity fits, our results yield and , in agreement with the BELLE data. Leaving instead the CKM-Wolfenstein parameters free, our analysis gives (at 68% C.L.) , which is in agreement with but less precise than the indirect CKM-unitarity fit of the same, . The isospin-violating ratio in the decays and the SU(3)-violating ratio in the decays are presented together with estimates of the direct and mixing-induced CP-asymmetries in the decays within the SM. Their measurements will overconstrain the angle of the CKM-unitarity triangle.- B: radiative decay
- rho(770)0
- omega(783)
- B: branching ratio
- CKM matrix matrix
- isospin: violation
- symmetry breaking: SU(3)
- CP: violation
- numerical calculations
- interpretation of experiments: BELLE
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