Unitarity Triangle without Semileptonic Decays

Abstract
The use of semileptonic decays has become standard in constraining the unitarity triangle. Since precise calculations of these are very challenging, we propose an entirely new approach. The $\epsilon${}K constraint, which depends extremely sensitively on |Vcb|, is replaced by the interplay between $\epsilon${}K, BR(B$\rightarrow${}$\tau${}$\nu${}), and $\Delta${}MBs. Improvements on the B$\rightarrow${}$\tau${}$\nu${} branching ratio and on the lattice determinations of fBsB^s1/2 and fB can increase the effectiveness of this method significantly.