Angular distributions and lifetime differences in Bs J/ψϕ decays
Amol S. Dighe, Isard Dunietz, Harry J. Lipkin, Jonathan L. Rosner
Abstract
The strange B meson Bs b s and its charge-conjugate Bs b s are expected to mix with one another in such a way that the mass eigenstates BsH (``heavy'') and BsL (``light'') may have a perceptible lifetime difference of up to 40\%, with the CP-even eigenstate being shorter-lived. A simple transversity analysis permits one to separate the CP-even and CP-odd components of Bs J/ψϕ, and thus to determine the lifetime difference. The utility of a similar analysis for B0 J/ψK*0 is noted.
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