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      Branching ratios for B_{d,s}->J/psi eta and B_{d,s}->eta l+l-, extracting gamma from B_{d,s}->J/psi eta, and possibilities for constraining C_{10A} in semileptonic B decays

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          Estimates of the branching ratios for B_{d,s}->J/psi eta and B_{d,s}->eta l+l- are obtained by SU(3) relation to B_d->J/psi K and B_d->K l+l-, respectively, as functions of the eta mixing parameter, theta_P. Based on these estimates, a discussion of the prospects for HERA-B, CDF-II, and ATLAS on these processes is given. The CP violation in B_{d,s}-> J/psi eta is analyzed in depth and a method to extract the angle gamma of the unitarity triangle is discussed. Finally, a possible method to constrain the Wilson coefficient C_{10A} from measurements on semileptonic B decays such as B_d->J/psi K and B_s->eta l+l- is proposed along with a discussion of the prospects for future experiments and form factor calculations to reach the precision required for this method to be interesting.

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          11 October 2000
          2003-01-28
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          10.1088/1126-6708/2001/01/008
          hep-ph/0010115
          82147edc-4e0b-4a0b-9067-ef03ae3c8ced
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          JHEP 0101:008,2001
          14 pages, 2 figures, 4 tables. Fixed incorrect reference and replaced U-spin by SU(3) in several places. Corrected inconsistency in definition of a_s. Added various comments
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