Direct CP Violation in Bρπ+π- in the ρ0-ω Interference Region
S. Gardner, H. B. O'Connell, A. W. Thomas
Abstract
We study direct CP violation in B ρρ0(ω) ρπ+π- and focus specifically on the rate asymmetry in the ρ0-ω interference region. Here the strong phase is dominated by isospin violation, so that it can be essentially determined by e+e- ρ0 (ω) π+π- data. We find the CP-violating asymmetry to be of the order of 20% at the ω invariant mass. Moreover, it is robust with respect to the estimable strong-phase uncertainties, permitting the extraction of α from this channel.
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