Resurgence of from the single electron-muon event at ATLAS
arXiv:1606.06696 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.94.075006
Abstract
Inspired by the recent single event at 2.1 TeV invariant mass from the ATLAS at TeV with 3.2 fb luminosity, we propose an explanation using a gauge boson, which possesses lepton-flavor-changing neutral currents originated from non-universal couplings to charged leptons. We assume that the left-handed charged-lepton mixing matrix equals to the PMNS matrix and no mixing in the neutrino sector to make this phenomenological model more predictive. There are indeed some parameter regions, where the can generate a large enough production cross section, while at the same time satisfies various observables from lepton-flavor violation and other constraints from the LHC.
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