Polarization Study in B Decays to Vector Final States
Cai-Dian Lu
Abstract
The small longitudinal polarization fractions (50%) of B ϕK* measured by B factories contradict with the naive theoretical counting rules. We review the current theoretical status of the B VV decay studies and calculate many of them in the perturbative QCD factorization approach based on kT factorization. We find that the penguin annihilation and non-factorizable emission diagrams can enhance the transverse polarization fractions. The PQCD results agree with experiments for the measured B ϕK*, B ρK* and B ρρ channels, and we also predict new results (some different from other approaches) for those not yet measured channels.
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