New physics in the kinematic distributions of
arXiv:1602.07671 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.94.094021
Abstract
We investigate the experimentally-accessible kinematic distributions of the decays. Specifically, we study the decay rates as functions of the transferred squared momentum, the energy of the final charged lepton and the angle of its 3-momentum relative to the 3-momentum of the recoiling . The angular distribution allows to introduce new observables, like a forward-backward asymmetry, which are complementary to the total rates. We present analytic formulas for the observable 3-fold 5-body differential decay rates, study the predictions in the Standard Model and investigate the effects in different new-physics scenarios that we characterize using an effective field theory framework.
Version corrected and submitted for publication. Analytic resolution of phase-space integrals explained in greater detail, typos corrected and references added. 14 pages, 3 tables 4 figs. Comments welcomed
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