Abstract
The large discrepancy recently observed between $B \ra J/Ψ+ K (K^*)$ data and commonly used hadronic form factor models might be due to a breakdown of the factorization assumption. By showing that the $B \ra η_c + K (K^*)$ rates can be calculated without relying on any form factor model, we propose a test of the factorization hypothesis. This test is free of possible uncertainties caused by final state interactions and -exchange graph contributions. If factorization holds, the measurable ratio $Γ(B \ra η_c + K^*)/Γ(B \ra η_c + K )$ is predicted to be in the range from 0.18 to 0.95 when the CLEO II data on $B \ra J/Ψ+ K (K^*)$ are used.
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