Closing the Gap on by including longitudinal effects
arXiv:1806.06997 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.98.056014
Abstract
Measurements of the parameter remain in tension with the standard model prediction, despite recent results helping to close the gap. The standard model prediction it is compared with considers the as an external particle, even though what is detected in experiments is a pair it decays into, from which it is reconstructed. We argue that the experimental result must be compared with the theoretical prediction considering the full 4-body decay . We show that the longitudinal degree of freedom of the off-shell helps to further close the disagreement gap with experimental data. We find values for the ratio of and , where the uncertainty comes from the uncertainty of the form factors parameters. Comparing against reduces the gap with the latest LHCb result from to , while the gap with the latest Belle result is reduced from to just and with the world average results from to . Erratum added at the end of the file.
arXiv commentTable 1 updated. After publication we found a bug in the transcription code for the numerical integration. Using the corrected values, the results on are consistent with at the current precision. This modifies our previous finding that lead us to a different conclusion
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