Decays of B Mesons to Two Light Pseudoscalars
Michael Gronau, Oscar F. Hernandez, David London, Jonathan L. Rosner
Abstract
The decays B PP, where P denotes a pseudoscalar meson, are analyzed, with emphasis on charmless final states. Numerous triangle relations for amplitudes hold within SU(3) symmetry, relating (for example) the decays B+ π+ π0,~ π0 K+, and π+ K0. Such relations can improve the possibilities for early detection of CP-violating asymmetries. Within the context of a graphical analysis of decays, relations are analyzed among SU(3) amplitudes which hold if some graphs are neglected. One application is that measurements of the rates for the above three B+ decays and their charge-conjugates can be used to determine a weak CKM phase. With measurements of the remaining rates for B decays to ππ,~πK, and K K, one can obtain two CKM phases and several differences of strong phase shifts.
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