CKM angles from non-leptonic B decays using SU(3) flavour symmetry
Joaquim Matias
Abstract
We discuss the determination of the CKM angles gamma and alpha using recent data from non-leptonic B decays together with flavour symmetries. Penguin effects are controlled by means of the CP-averaged branching ratio Bd π K. The information from ACP(Bd J/ΨKS) (two solutions for phid), Rb and gamma allow us to determine beta, even in presence of New Physics not affecting Delta B=1 amplitudes. In this context we address the question of to what extent there is still space for New Physics.
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