Helicity conservation and factorization-suppressed charmless B decays
M. Suzuki
Abstract
Toward the goal of extracting the weak angle alpha, the decay B0/B0-bar to a0+/-pi-/+ was recently measured. The decay B0 to a0+pi- is not only forbidden in the factorization limit of the tree interaction, but also strongly suppressed for the penguin interaction if short-distance QCD dominates. This makes extraction of alpha very difficult from a+/-π-/+. We examine the simlar factorization-suppressed decays, in particular, B0 b1+pi-. The prospect of obtaining alpha is even less promising with b1+/-pi-/+. To probe how well the short-distance dominance works, we emphasize importance of testing helicity conservation in the charmless B decays with spins.
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