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Perturbative QCD analysis of neutral $B$-meson decays into $σσ, σf_0$ and $f_0 f_0$

Published 4 Oct 2021 in hep-ph and hep-ex | (2110.01217v2)

Abstract: The decays of $B_{d,s}0 \to \sigma\sigma, \sigma f_0, f_0 f_0$, with $\sigma$ and $f_0$ denoting the light scalar mesons $f_0(500)$ and $f_0(980)$ in the two-quark picture, are studied in the perturbative QCD approach based on $k_T$ factorization. With the referenced value of the mixing angle $|\varphi| \sim 25\circ$ for the $\sigma-f_0$ mixing in the quark-flavor basis, it is of great interest to obtain that: (a) these neutral $B$-meson decays into $\sigma\sigma, \sigma f_0$, and $f_0 f_0$ have large branching ratios in the order of $10{-6} \sim 10{-4}$, which mean the possibly constructive interferences existed in the decays with different flavor states, and then are expected to be tested at the Large Hadron Collider beauty and/or Belle-II experiments in the (near) future; (b) the large direct CP violations could be easily found in the $B_d0 \to \sigma\sigma, f_0 f_0$ and $B_{d,s}0 \to \sigma f_0$ decays, which indicate the considerable interferences between the tree and the penguin decay amplitudes involved in these four modes, and would be confronted with the future measurements; (c) these neutral $B$-meson decays could be examined through the secondary decay chain $\sigma/f_0 \to \pi+ \pi-$, namely, the four-body decays of $B_{d,s}0 \to (\pi+ \pi-)_{\sigma(f_0)} (\pi+ \pi-)_{\sigma(f_0)}$. On the other side, it seems that other 4 four-body decays of $B_d0 \to (\pi+ \pi-)_{\sigma} (K+ K-)_{f_0}$, $B_s0 \to (\pi+ \pi-)_{\sigma(f_0)} (K+ K-)_{f_0}$, and $B_s0 \to (K+ K-)_{f_0} (K+ K-)_{f_0}$ could also be detected at the relevant experiments, if the $f_0 \to K+ K-$ could be identified from the $\phi \to K+ K-$ clearly.

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