Tension in the inclusive versus exclusive determinations of : a possible role of new physics
arXiv:1611.07387 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.95.011701
Abstract
We reconsider the possibility that the tension in the determinations from inclusive and exclusive decay modes is due to a new physics effect. We modify the Standard Model effective Hamiltonian for semileptonic transitions including a tensor operator with a lepton flavour dependent coupling , and investigate separately the muon and electron modes. The interference term between SM and NP, proportional to the lepton mass, has different impact in the inclusive and exclusive modes to muon. Moreover, even when the lepton mass is small as for the electron, the NP effect is different in inclusive and exclusive channels. For both and we find a region of where the constraints from and are satisfied for the same .
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