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An analysis of B meson decays to two light pseudoscalar nonets with deltaS=1 in QCD factorization approach
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 14 Jun 2013
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The authors' main claim A good fit for the majority of the parameters has been achieved indicating that the standard model is quite satisfactory in accounting for these processes.
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We have performed a numerical analysis of branching ratios and direct CP-asymmetries of B meson decays to two light pseudoscalar nonets with deltaS=1 using QCD improved factorization. The parameters related to B meson including its semileptonic form factors, strange quark mass and the CKM phase angle have been varied over a limited range and phenomenological parameters used to parameterize divergences in hard spectator scattering and weak annihilation have been varied over a wide range simultaneously with an aim to achieve a fit of branching ratios and some direct CP-asymmetries. A good fit for the majority of the parameters has been achieved indicating that the standard model is quite satisfactory in accounting for these processes.
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| s0 | We have performed a numerical analysis of branching ratios and direct CP-asymmetries of B meson decays to two light pseudoscalar nonets with deltaS=1 using QCD improved factorization. | contribution 0.99 | 0.97 | 0.07 | asserted 0.99 |
| s1 | The parameters related to B meson including its semileptonic form factors, strange quark mass and the CKM phase angle have been varied over a limited range and phenomenological parameters used to parameterize divergences in hard spectator scattering and weak annihilation have been varied over a wide range simultaneously with an aim to achieve a fit of branching ratios and some direct CP-asymmetries. | method 1.00 | 0.93 | 0.03 | asserted 0.92 |
| s2 | A good fit for the majority of the parameters has been achieved indicating that the standard model is quite satisfactory in accounting for these processes. | interpretation 0.89 | 0.90 | 0.90 | hedged possibility 0.80 |
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We have performed a numerical analysis of branching ratios and direct CP-asymmetries of B meson decays to two light pseudoscalar nonets with deltaS=1 using QCD improved factorization. The parameters related to B meson including its semileptonic form factors, strange quark mass and the CKM phase angle have been varied over a limited range and phenomenological parameters used to parameterize divergences in hard spectator scattering and weak annihilation have been varied over a wide range simultaneously with an aim to achieve a fit of branching ratios and some direct CP-asymmetries. A good fit for the majority of the parameters has been achieved indicating that the standard model is quite satisfactory in accounting for these processes.
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