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The Angular Distribution of B0-> K*0(->K-pi+)l+l- at Large Recoil in and Beyond the SM

We discuss, in detail, the K* polarization states in the exclusive B meson decay B0-> K*0(-> K-pi+)l^+l^- (l=e, μ, τ) in the low dilepton mass region. We focus on the study of the angular distribution of this decay that provides valuable information on the K* spin amplitudes A_perp, A_par, A0. This can give us a handle on non-standard interactions that cannot be proved through measurements of the branching ratio and lepton forward-backward asymmetry. We explore the transverse asymmetries A_T^1(s), A_T^2(s), K* polarization parameter α_{K*}(s), the fraction of K* polarization F_L(s) and F_T(s) and the corresponding integrated observables at NLL order, including factorizable and non-factorizable corrections. We find, in particular, that the dependence on hadronic uncertainties for the transverse asymmetries turns out to be very small. This allow us to distinguish which observables are better suited to look for physics beyond the SM. Finally, we study in a model independent way the implications of New Physics for these observables.

preprint2005arXivOpen access

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