New light mediators for the and puzzles
arXiv:1705.08423 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.97.115038
Abstract
The measurements of and provide hints for the violation of lepton universality. However, it is generally difficult to explain the measurement in the low range, GeV. Light mediators offer a solution by making the Wilson coefficients dependent. We check if new lepton nonuniversal interactions mediated by a scalar () or vector particle () of mass between MeV can reproduce the data. We find that a 25 MeV with a -dependent coupling and that couples to the electron but not the muon can explain all three anomalies in conjunction with other measurements. A similar 25 MeV provides a good fit to all relevant data except in the low bin. A 25 MeV with a -dependent coupling and that couples to the muon but not the electron provides a good fit to the combination of the and data, but does not fit in the low bin well.
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