Effective theory approach to new physics in and leptonic and semileptonic decays
arXiv:1307.6653 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.88.114023
Abstract
Recent measurements of exclusive and decays via the transition process differ from the standard model expectation and, if they persist in future experiments, will be a definite hint of the physics beyond the standard model. Similar hints of new physics have been observed in semileptonic transition processes as well. BABAR measures the ratio of branching fractions of to the corresponding , where represents either an electron or a muon, and finds discrepancy with the standard model expectation. In this context, we consider a most general effective Lagrangian for the and transition processes in the presence of new physics and perform a combined analysis of all the and semi-(leptonic) data to explore various new physics operators and their couplings. We consider various new physics scenarios and give predictions for the and decay branching fractions. We also study the effect of these new physics parameters on the ratio of the branching ratios of to the corresponding decays.
32 pages, 8 figures, published version
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