Scouring meson decays for true muonium
arXiv:1810.00233 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.99.033008
Abstract
Rare meson decay experiments promise to measure branching ratios as small as . This presents an opportunity to discover the bound state true muonium. We consider a set of possible channels, all with branching ratios above . For the electromagnetic decays , theoretical and phenomenological form factors allow predictions of and at the 5% level. Discussion of experimental prospects and potential backgrounds are made.
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