Lepton Flavor Violation with Displaced Vertices
arXiv:1710.02062 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2017.11.067
Abstract
If light new physics with lepton-flavor-violating couplings exists, the prime discovery channel might not be but rather , where the new boson could be an axion, majoron, familon or Z' gauge boson. The most conservative bound then comes from , but if the on-shell can decay back into leptons or photons, displaced-vertex searches could give much better limits. We show that only a narrow region in parameter space allows for displaced vertices in muon decays, , whereas tauon decays can have much more interesting signatures.
7 pages, to appear in PLB
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