Diagnosing New Physics with LUV and LFV B Decays
arXiv:1810.00427
Abstract
An important prediction of the standard model is the universality of the gauge interactions of the three generation of charged leptons. Violation of this universality would be a clean evidence of new physics (NP) beyond the standard model. In recent times anomalies in measurements of certain decays indicate violation of lepton universality (LUV). I will discuss how one may probe this LUV new physics via related decays and distributions. I will point out that LUV new physics can often lead to lepton flavor violation (LFV) and I will discuss some promising decays to look for LFV new physics.
Talk presented CIPANP2018. 10 pages, one figure
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