New physics in penguin dominated B πK decays
Robert Fleischer, Thomas Mannel
Abstract
Measurements of the combined branching ratios for B π K and Bd π K allow interesting constraints on the CKM angle γ, the ratio r |T'|/|P'| of the current-current and penguin operator contributions to Bd π K, and the CP asymmetry in that decay. Present CLEO results for these branching ratios indicate where problems with consistency of the Standard Model may arise in the future. In this paper we discuss scenarios of new physics in these decays and investigate their implications for the above constraints.
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