Difficulties in Explaining Recent Data onB→Jψ+K(K*)Decays with Commonly Used Form Factors within the Factorization Approach

Assuming factorization, we establish restrictions on $B\to K \left(K^{*}\right)$ form factors imposed by recent data on $B\to \frac{J}{\psi }+K \left(K^{*}\right)$ decay rates and polarization. We show that these constraints are not satisfied by commonly used models. In addition, we relate $B\to K \left(K^{*}\right)$ form factors to those in $D\to K \left(K^{*}\right)$ transitions using the heavy flavor symmetry as proposed by Isgur and Wise and discuss the uncertainties in this procedure. We find that this method also leads to form factors excluded by data.