Short Distance Coefficients and the Vanishing of the Lepton Asymmetry in B V+-
Gustavo Burdman
Abstract
We derive a condition the short distance coefficients governing b (s,d)+- transitions must satisfy in order for the forward-backward asymmetry to vanish in the exclusive modes B (K*,ρ)+-. This relation, which is satisfied in the standard model, involves the coefficient entering in b sγ transitions as well as one of the additional Wilson coefficients present in the leptonic modes. We show that the resulting relation is largely free of hadronic uncertainties, thus constituting a reliable test of the standard model in exclusive rare B decays.
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