arXiv:hep-ph/0111336·v1·High Energy Physics — Phenomenology
Relations for two body B Decays to Charmonium and tests for mixing
Alakabha Datta🇨🇦 · Harry J. Lipkin🇮🇱 · Patrick J. O'Donnell🇨🇦
Abstract
The two body decays of and decays into , where is a light meson, is studied under the very simple assumptions that the spectator quark does not play a role in the decay of the weak heavy quark or antiquark. This hypothesis leads to interesting relations between decay amplitudes. The assumption of SU(3) symmetry leads to additional relations between the decay amplitudes and in particular, the eight CP eigenstates , , and are all given in terms of 0. If agreement with experiment validates these assumptions the parameters over determined by the results will give information about the ratio of penguin to tree contributions to the "golden channel" decay and will provide tests for the standard mixing, which assumes that this mixing is determined by a single mixing angle, as well as determine the value of the mixing angle. We also present tests of the standard mixing involving semileptonic decays.
Comments: Latex, 12 pages