decay in scalar and vector leptoquark scenarios
arXiv:1611.01635 · doi:10.1007/JHEP02(2017)068
Abstract
It has been shown that the anomalies observed in and decays can be resolved by adding a single scalar or vector leptoquark to the Standard Model, while constraints from other precision measurements in the flavour sector can be satisfied without fine-tuning. To further explore these two interesting scenarios, in this paper, we study their effects in the semi-leptonic decay. Using the best-fit solutions for the operator coefficients allowed by the current data of mesonic decays, we find that (i) the two scenarios give similar amounts of enhancements to the branching fraction and the ratio , (ii) the two best-fit solutions in each of these two scenarios are also indistinguishable from each other, (iii) both scenarios give nearly the same predictions as those of the Standard Model for the longitudinal polarizations of and as well as the lepton-side forward-backward asymmetry. With future measurements of these observables in decay at the LHCb, the two leptoquark scenarios could be further tested, and even differentiated from the other NP explanations for the anomalies. We also discuss the feasibility for the measurements of these observables at the LHC and the future colliders.
arXiv comment29 pages, 4 tables and 2 figures; More references and the feasibility for the measurements of the observables in these decays at the LHC and the future colliders added, final version published in the journal
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