Right-handed Currents Searches and Parity Doubling
arXiv:1807.01643
Abstract
The extraction of right-handed currents, beyond the Standard Model, faces theoretical challenges from long-distance contributions. We show that these effects can be controlled by combining, for example, studies of and observables. The sum of the long-distance contributions can be extracted without compromise, and the individual pieces follow from a ratio predicted by theory. This leads to significant reduction in the uncertainty of long-distance contributions. The ideas extend to charm decays and the low -region of , and open the prospect of checking input affecting the angular -anomaly.
arXiv commentQCD-Moriond 2018 proceedings, 6pp + 1fig
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