Bounds on rare decays of and mesons from the neutron EDM
arXiv:1812.00171 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.99.031703
Abstract
We provide model-independent bounds on the rates of rare decays based on experimental limits on the neutron electric dipole moment (nEDM). Starting from phenomenological couplings, the nEDM arises at two loop level. The leading-order relativistic ChPT calculation with the minimal photon coupling to charged pions and a proton inside the loops leads to a finite, counter term-free result. This is an improvement upon previous estimates which used approximations in evaluating the two loop contribution and were plagued by divergences. While constraints on the couplings in our phenomenological approach are somewhat milder than in the picture with the QCD -term, our calculation means that whatever the origin of these couplings, The decays will remain unobservable in the near future.
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