G-parity breaking in decays induced by the form factor
arXiv:1707.03037 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.96.053003
Abstract
Breaking of G-parity or new weak (second class) currents can be responsible for decays. Forthcoming measurements of lepton properties at the Belle II experiment will be able to measure this decay channel for the first time. Isolating new physics contributions from the measured rates will require a careful evaluation of G-parity breaking contributions. Here we evaluate the one-loop contribution to decays induced by the emission of two virtual photons and its later conversion into an meson. As expected, this contribution is very small and may be relevant only for new physics searches contributing at the level to the decay rate of .
arXiv comment6 pages, 1 figure, Approved for publication in Physical Review D, Appendix with Lengthy expressions can be found in v1
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