determination and testing of lepton flavour universality in semileptonic decays
arXiv:1909.01213 · doi:10.1007/JHEP02(2020)171
Abstract
In light of prospects for measurements of decays in the upcoming Upgrade II of the LHC, we show that by using calculated form factors competitive extraction of the CKM matrix element from the decay might be possible. To minimize experimental and theoretical uncertainties we provide the ratio by normalizing the to decay. We also briefly examine the suggestion to extract from the theoretically interesting ratio of and decay rates in the zero-recoil limit. With the present average value of , the predicted branching ratios are estimated to be and , and the semileptonic ratios for testing the lepton flavour universality in these decays are and . We also provide distributions and various angular observables of decays.
46 pages, 13 figures, published version. Some clarifications of the method are given. New subsection 2.2 on the discussion of correlations between the pseudo-data points and on the error budget of the results is inserted. Additional references added
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