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3-body B decays

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The search for CP violation is a large part of the flavour programs at LHCb and the B factories, with pure hadronic decays as the key players. In this respect, three-body decays, which form a large part of the B meson branching fraction, contain much more information than two-body decays, because of their non-trivial kinematic structure. These decays can be described using a QCD factorization framework similar to two-body decays, but involving additional hadronic inputs. Within this framework we perform a first study of CP violation in three-body decays.

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