Angular distributions of decays and search of New Physics
arXiv:1602.03030
Abstract
We derive the expressions for the full angular distributions of and decays and discuss the spectra on each angle separately. The coefficient functions, depending on helicity amplitudes, can then be combined in an ensemble of observables which can then be used to check for the presence of New Physics. We examine the sensitivity of each of these observables on the presence of non-Standard Model interaction terms at low energies. The expressions presented here are general and can be used for studying any other semileptonic pseudoscalar to pseudoscalar/vector meson decay. We also examine the problem of pollution of the decay sample by the events, and point out that a measurement of two particular quantities could clarify whether or not the in the vicinity of -peak is (approximately) described by the Breit-Wigner formula.
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