Solutions to - in light of Belle 2019 data
arXiv:1903.10486 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2020.114957
Abstract
Earlier this year, the Belle collaboration presented their new measurements of and using a new method. These measurements are consistent with the Standard Model predictions, whereas the global averages of the earlier measurements had a discrepancy. With the inclusion of the new data in the global averages, the discrepancy comes down to . In this work, we study the study the new physics solutions to the - anomaly allowed by the reduction in the discrepancy. Among the four fermion operators, which arise through a single particle exchange, only the operator solution survives. We found three additional solutions with two dis-similar operators. The branching ratio of is powerful discriminant between these four allowed solutions.
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