Theoretical value of sin(2\beta)

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I am looking for the theoretical value of sin(2\beta) but I just keep finding the experimental one. I supose there is a theoretical value because I have read that they choose in the BaBar experience the channel B^0\rightarrow J/\psi K^0_S because the theoretical error for sin(2\beta) was very small...

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Magister said:
I am looking for the theoretical value of sin(2\beta) but I just keep finding the experimental one. I supose there is a theoretical value because I have read that they choose in the BaBar experience the channel B^0\rightarrow J/\psi K^0_S because the theoretical error for sin(2\beta) was very small...

Ahhh... never heard about this argument...
I thought cp phase is an input of SM. I guess it can be infered from existing measurements like K mixing via lattice QCD but that's very hard task.
 

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