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CP Asymmetry in within Non-Minimal
Gaber Faisel, S. Khalil
Direct CP asymmetry in semi-leptonic decays is an intriguing hint for new physics beyond the standard model. We investigate the CP asymmetry in and $τ^-…
Phenomenology of the Hidden SU(2) Vector Dark Matter Model
Nabil Baouche, Amine Ahriche, Gaber Faisel +1
We investigate the phenomenology of an extension of the Standard Model (SM) by a non-abelian gauge group where all SM particles are singlets under this gauge group, an…
Exploring charm decays with missing energy in leptoquark models
Gaber Faisel, Jhih-Ying Su, Jusak Tandean
We investigate the possibility that scalar leptoquarks generate consequential effects on the flavor-changing neutral-current decays of charmed hadrons into final states with missin…
Direct CP violation in decays as a probe for new physics
David Delepine, Gaber Faisel, Carlos A. Ramirez
In this paper we investigate CP violation in charged decays of meson. Particularly, we study the direct CP asymmetry of the Cabibbo favored non-leptonic $D^+ \rightarrow \bar K…
Rare nonleptonic decays as probes of new physics behind anomalies
Gaber Faisel, Jusak Tandean
The anomalous results of recent measurements on various processes could be initial evidence of physics beyond the standard model (SM). Assuming this to be the case,…
Connecting anomalies to enhanced rare nonleptonic decays in model
Gaber Faisel, Jusak Tandean
The present data on a number of observables in processes manifest some tensions with the standard model (SM). Assuming that these anomalies have a new physics origin…