Correlating and Decays with Four Generations
arXiv:1411.1988 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2015.10.080
Abstract
The long-awaited mode has finally been observed at rate consistent with Standard Model, albeit lower by 1.2. There is some hint for New Physics in the rarer decay, especially if the currently 2.2-enhanced central value persists with more data. The measurement of violating phase , via both and modes, has reached Standard Model sensitivity. These measurements stand major improvement when LHC enters Run 2. Concurrently, the and modes are being pursued in a similar time frame. We illustrate the possible correlations between New Physics effects in these four modes, using the fourth generation as example. While correlations may or may not exist in other New Physics models, the four generation model can accommodate enhancements in both and .
9 pages, 5 figures for V1; for V2 title modified, minor changes performed to figures, part of contents revised to 7 pages, note added, one of the authors' affiliation changed, accepted for the publication of PLB
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