Penguin and -meson anomalies in a gauged
arXiv:1707.03249 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2017.12.062
Abstract
The -gauge boson in an gauge symmetry has two interesting features: one is its vector couplings to the charged leptons, and the other is the decoupling from the electron. Based on these properties, we investigate the feasibility to simultaneously resolve the and anomalies in an model, where the former is expected to arise from the -penguin-induced process and the latter from the tree-level decay. In order to achieve the intended purpose, we employ one vector-like doublet lepton and one singlet scalar leptoquark (LQ), in which the new particles all carry the charges; the effective interaction is generated from the vector-like lepton and LQ loop, and the decay is induced from the LQ. When the constraints from the , , , , and processes are included, it is found that and can be enhanced to fit the experimental data, and the Wilson coefficient from the LQ-loop can reach , which can explain the and anomalies. In addition, in this simple model, the Higgs lepton-flavor violating decay can occur at the tree level, and its branching ratio can be as large as the current experimental upper limit.
21 pages, 6 figures, 1 table, version published in PLB
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