Abstract
We present precise measurements of the branching fraction and CP-violation asymmetry in the B meson system, specifically in the charmless decays B → ϕϕK, ϕ → K+K−. This study is based on the full ϒ(4S) data set of 772×106BB‾ pairs collected by the Belle detector at KEKB asymmetric energy e+e− collider. These decays are mediated by the b → s flavor-changing neutral current (FCNC) transition, which could exhibit large CP violations due to interference of potential new-physics amplitudes appearing in the quantum loop with the b → c tree-level transition of B → ηcK, ηc → ϕϕ. Therefore, an observation of direct CP violation in B → ϕϕK decays would be a clear sign of physics beyond the standard model. In addition to being an NP probe, the decay is sensitive to possible production of glue-ball candidate that later decays as ξ → ϕϕ. Our results obtained with nine times larger statistics and refined analysis techniques significantly improve upon, and supersede, the Belle's earlier result with due consideration of the nonresonant K+K− contribution underneath the ϕ resonance.
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