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Reinvestigating the B {to} PP decays by including the contributions from {φ}_(B2)

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arxiv 2012.10581 v2 pith:KCJEP27L submitted 2020-12-19 hep-ph

Reinvestigating the B {to} PP decays by including the contributions from {φ}_(B2)

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Considering the $B$ mesonic distribution amplitude ${\phi}_{B2}$, we reinvestigated the $B$ ${\to}$ $PP$ (where $P$ $=$ ${\pi}$ and $K$) decays with the perturbative QCD (pQCD) approach based on the $k_{T}$ factorization for three scenarios. It is found that the contributions of ${\phi}_{B2}$ to formfactors $F_{0}^{B{\to}P}(0)$ and branching ratios are comparable with those from the NLO corrections. The $B$ ${\to}$ $K{\pi}$ decays could be well explained by considering the ${\phi}_{B2}$. Hence, when the nonleptonic $B$ decays are studied withe the pQCD approach, the ${\phi}_{B2}$ should be taken into account seriously.

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