The large charge asymmetry in B→K2*(1430)ω observed by the BaBar collaboration is hard to be explained within the framework of QCD factorization. We show that the enhanced tensor meson emission may cause such difficulties in the QCD factorization. We focus on the longitudinal part of the decay amplitude for B→K2*(1430)ω. We extract the tensor emission contribution from the experimental data and apply them to the Cabibbo favored B decays B0→a2*-π+(ρ+) by using the SU(3) flavor symmetry minimally. The predicted branching ratios of these decays are much greater than those obtained by the QCD factorization. Our results will be examined by future experimental measurements at the KEK-SuperB and LHCb.
Relativistic multichannel theory is used to calculate eigen quantum defects of 1s2ns 2S, 1s2np 2P, 1s2nd 2D, and 1s2nf 2F of lithium, and then the quantum defect functions are fitted. Ionization potentials and quantum defects of 1s2np 2P(n=7~60) are obtained, and the results are in good agreement with the latest experiment. Using the relativistic configuration interaction method, the dipole transition oscillator strength of 1s22s→1s2np1/2 are also calculated, and the calculations show that inclusion of one- and two-electron excitation configurations will significantly improve the results.