A closer look at the and anomalies
arXiv:1610.03038 · doi:10.1007/JHEP01(2017)125
Abstract
The measurement of (), the ratio of the branching fraction of to that of , shows deviation from its Standard Model (SM) prediction. The combined deviation is at the level of according to the Heavy Flavour Averaging Group (HFAG). In this paper, we perform an effective field theory analysis (at the dimension-6 level) of these potential New Physics (NP) signals assuming gauge invariance. We first show that, in general, and are theoretically independent observables and hence, their theoretical predictions are not correlated. We identify the operators that can explain the experimental measurements of and individually and also together. Motivated by the recent measurement of the polarisation in decay, by the Belle collaboration, we study the impact of a more precise measurement of (and a measurement of ) on the various possible NP explanations. Furthermore, we show that the measurement of in bins of , the square of the invariant mass of the lepton-neutrino system, along with the information on polarisation and the forward-backward asymmetry of the lepton, can completely distinguish the various operator structures. We also provide the full expressions of the double differential decay widths for the individual helicities in the presence of all the 10 dimension-6 operators that can contribute to these decays.
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