Testing vertex in radiative muon decay
arXiv:1810.07992 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.99.033006
Abstract
Large numbers of muons will be produced at facilities developed to probe lepton flavor violating process . We show that by constructing a suitable asymmetry, radiative muon decay can also be used to test the vertex at such facilities. The process has two missing neutrinos in the final state and on integrating their momenta, the partial differential decay rate shows no radiation-amplitude-zero. We establish, however, that an easily separable part of the normalized differential decay rate, odd under the exchange of photon and electron energies, does have a zero in the case of standard model (SM). This "new type of zero" has hitherto not been studied in literature. A suitably constructed asymmetry using this fact, enables a sensitive probe for the vertex beyond the SM. With a simplistic analysis, we find that the and conserving dimension four vertex can be probed at with satisfactory significance level.
arXiv comment9 pages, 4 figures
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