Abstract
We point out that time-dependent CP asymmetries in Bs→K*0K¯*0 decays probe the presence of new physics in b→s transitions with an unprecedented theoretical accuracy. We show that, contrary to the case of Bd→ϕKS, it is possible to obtain a model-independent prediction for the coefficient S(Bs→K*0K¯*0) in the standard model. We give an estimate of the experimental precision achievable with the next generation of B physics experiments. We also discuss how this approach can be extended to the case of Bs→K¯*0K0, Bs→K*0K¯0, and Bs→K0K¯0 decays and the different experimental challenges for these channels.

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