By assuming that the scalar meson K0*(1430) belongs to the first excited states or the lowest lying ground states of qq’,we study the pure annihilation-type decays B→K0*(1430)K(*)■ in the QCD factorization approach.Within the Standard Model,the branching fractions are of the order of 10-8 10-7,which is possible to measure in the ongoing LHCb experiment or forthcoming Belle-II experiment.We also study these decays in the family non-universal Z’ model.The results show that if mZ≈600 GeV(ζ=0.02),both the branching fractions and CP asymmetries of B0→K0+(1430)K- could be changed remarkably,which provides us with a place for probing the effect of new physics.These results could be used to constrain the parameters of the Z’ model.
By assuming that the scalar meson K*0 (1430) belongs to the first excited states or the lowest lying ground states of qq', we study the pure annihilation-type decays B→K*0±(1430)K(*)(-/+) in the QCD factorization approach. Within the Standard Model, the branching fractions are of the order of 10-8-10-7, which is possible to measure in the ongoing LHCb experiment or forthcoming Belle-II experiment. We also study these decays in the family non-universal Z' model. The results show that if mZ'≈600 GeV(ζ0.02),both the branching fractions and CP asymmetries of -0B→K*0±(1430)K-could be changed remarkably, which provides us with a place for probing the effect of new physics. These results could be used to constrain the parameters of the Zj model.