SU(3) Relations and the CP Asymmetry in B KS KS KS
Guy Engelhard, Yosef Nir, Guy Raz
Abstract
The CP asymmetry in the B KS KS KS decay is being measured by the two B factories. A large deviation of the CP asymmetry SKS KS KS from -SψKS and/or of CKS KS KS from zero would imply new physics in b s transitions. We try to put upper bounds on the Standard Model size of these deviations, using SU(3) flavor relations and experimental data on the branching ratios of various decay modes that proceed via b d transitions. We point out several subtleties that distinguish the case of three body final states from two body ones. We present several simple relations that can become useful once all relevant modes are measured accurately enough.
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