Top-quark flavor-changing couplings and rare processes
arXiv:1812.05904 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-019-7133-5
Abstract
We model-independently study the impacts of anomalous couplings (), which lead to the decays, on low energy flavor physics. It is found that the -coupling effect can significantly affect the rare and decays, whereas the -coupling effect is small. Using the ATLAS's branching ratio (BR) upper bound of , the influence of the anomalous -coupling on the rare decays can be found as follows: (a) The contribution to the Kaon direct CP violation can be up to ; (b) and ; (c) the BR for including the long-distance effect can be enhanced by with respect to the standard model result, and (d) . In addition, although cannot be synchronously enhanced with and in the same region of the CP-violating phase, the values of , , and can be simultaneously increased.
19 pages, 3 figures, version to be published in the European Physical Journal C
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