Abstract
A completely general parametrization of the time-dependent decay rates of the modes and is given, which are related to each other through the -spin flavour symmetry of strong interactions. Owing to the interference of current--current and penguin processes, the observables probe the angle of the unitarity triangle. Using the -spin symmetry, the overall normalization of the rate can be fixed with the help of the CP-averaged rate, providing a new strategy to determine . This extraction of is not affected by any final-state-interaction effects, and its theoretical accuracy is only limited by -spin-breaking corrections. As a by-product, this strategy allows us to take into account also the penguin effects in the determination of from , which are presumably very small, and to predict the direct CP asymmetry arising in this mode. An analogous strategy is provided by the time-dependent rate, if its overall normalization is fixed through the CP-averaged rate.
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