Evading 1/m_b-suppressed IR divergencies in QCDF: Bs-->KK Decays and B_{d,s} mixing
Javier Virto (Barcelona, IFAE)

TL;DR
This paper investigates deviations in CP asymmetries in B and Bs decays caused by penguin pollution, using IR-divergence-free QCD-factorization methods, and proposes new ways to extract unitarity triangle angles.
Contribution
It introduces a IR-divergence-free approach within QCD-factorization to analyze CP asymmetry deviations and offers alternative methods for unitarity triangle angle extraction.
Findings
Quantifies deviations in CP asymmetries due to penguin pollution.
Provides predictions for Bs-->K*K* observables.
Suggests new extraction methods for unitarity triangle angles.
Abstract
We analyze the deviations of the mixing induced CP asymmetry in B-->phi Ks from sin(2beta), as well as the deviations of the asymmetries in Bs-->K*K*, Bs-->phi K* and Bs-->phi phi from sin(2beta_s), that arise in SM due to penguin pollution. We use a theoretical input which is short-distance dominated in QCD-factorization and thus free of IR-divergencies. We also provide alternative ways to extract angles of the unitarity triangle from penguin-mediated decays, and give predictions for Bs-->K*K* observables.
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