CP violating polarizations in semileptonic heavy meson decays
Robert Garisto
Abstract
We study the T-violating lepton transverse polarization (Pl) in three body semileptonic heavy meson decays to pseudoscalar mesons and to vector mesons. We calculate these polarizations in the heavy quark effective limit, which simplifies the expressions considerably. After examining constraints from CP conserving (including b → s γ) and CP violating processes, we find that in B decays, P of the muon in multi-Higgs doublet models can be of order 10\%, while P of the τ can even approach unity. In contrast, Pμ in D decays is at most 1.5\%. We discuss possibilities for detection of Pl at current and future B factories. We also show that Pl in decays to vector mesons, unlike in decays to pseudoscalars, can get contributions from left-right models. Unfortunately, Pl in that case is proportional to WL-WR mixing, and is thus small.
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