Limits on New Physics from exclusive Decays
arXiv:1105.3679 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.84.014022
Abstract
We consider the exclusive decays and study the effect of non structures on the observables. We extend the standard model hadronic current by additional right-handed vector as well as left- and right-handed scalar and tensor contributions and calculate the decay rates including the perturbative corrections up to order . Using the data of the exclusive semileptonic decays and recent calculations of the form factors at the non-recoil point we discuss the constraints to the wrong helicity admixtures in the hadronic current.
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