Status and prospects for rare B decays at Belle and Belle II
G. de Marino* and On behalf of the BELLE II collaboration
Abstract
Rare $B$ decays are at the front of Belle II physics program. As the Belle II experiment concludes three years of data taking, collecting a sample of $424\,$fb$^{-1}$, first results on rare $B$ decays have already been shown since 2021. The latest is the inclusive $\mathcal{B}(B\!\to\!X_s \gamma)$ measurement, described in this document. We then summarize the results related to $b\!\to\!s\ell\bar{\ell}\,(\ell\!=\!e,\mu,\tau,\nu)$ decays and provide the projections at higher statistics. Finally, we present two recent Belle searches of lepton flavor violating $b\!\to\!s\tau\ell$ transitions.
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