Searches for Light Exotics at LHCb
arXiv:1703.01637
Abstract
We report on the latest direct searches for light exotics at LHCb, conducted during Run I of LHC. This proceedings are divided into two sections, the first part will cover the search for the lepton number violating decay while the second part will cover the search for a low mass dark boson in the decay , with and . The data used in these searches correspond to integrated luminosities of 1.0 and fb collected in collisions at centre of mass energies of and 8 TeV in collisions with the LHCb detector.
arXiv commentOn behalf of the LHCb collaboration. In Proceedings of the Third Annual Large Hadron Collider Physics Conference LHCP15, Aug. 31-Sept 5, 2015 St. Petersburg, Russia
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