Testing Leptoquark and Models via Decays
arXiv:1812.03491 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.100.055038
Abstract
The measurements of in recent years have hinted lepton flavor non-universality and thus drawn widespread attentions. If these anomalies are induced by new physics (NP), deviations from the SM predictions may also be found in other channels via the same process at the quark level. In this work, we study in decays the effects of two popular classes of NP models which can address the anomalies, i.e. the leptoquark models and the models. By assuming that NP only affects the transition, we find that the unpolarized and polarized lepton flavor universality (LFU) ratios are useful to distinguish among the NP models (scenarios) and the SM because they are sensitive to the NP effects and insensitive to the mixing angle , while the are sensitive to both NP and . Another ratio is shown to depend weekly on the effects from the NP models (scenarios) under consideration, and thus can be used to determine the and complement the in the probe for NP.
arXiv comment21 pages, 5 figures and 8 tables; results modified, conclusions unchanged, description of Wilson coefficients modified, binned values for the LFU ratios included, references added
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