Large CP Asymmetries in Bηc(χc0)π from ηc(χc0) Width
Gad Eilam, Michael Gronau, Roberto R. Mendel
Abstract
We study CP asymmetries in B hπ decays, where the hadronic states h=ρρ, Kπ, π+π-K+K-, etc., and h=π+π-, K+K-, 2(π+π-), etc., are taken on the resonances ηc and χc0, respectively. The relatively large ηc and χc0 decay widths, of about 10-15 MeV, provide the necessary absorptive phase in the interference between the resonance (going through b c d) and the background (through b u d) contributions to the amplitude. Large asymmetries of order 10\% or more are likely in some modes.
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