Sum rule for rate and CP asymmetry in B+ K+π0
Michael Gronau, Jonathan L. Rosner
Abstract
A sum rule relating the ratio Rc = 2 Γ(B+ K+ π0)/Γ(B+ K0 π+) and the CP asymmetry ACP(B+ K+π0) is proved to first order in the ratio of tree to penguin amplitudes. The sum rule explains why it is possible to have Rc consistent with 1 together with a small CP asymmetry in B+ K+ π0. The measured ratio ACP(B+ K+π0)/ACP(B0 K+π-) rules out a small strong phase difference between a color-suppressed and a color-favored tree amplitude contributing to B+ K+π0 as favored by QCD factorization.
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