Spin- invisible particles in heavy meson decays
arXiv:2004.10942 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.102.095019
Abstract
The flavor-changing neutral current decay processes of the and mesons with the final states involving spin- particles are investigated. By considering the background of the Standard Model where contributes the missing energy and the experimental upper bounds for the branching fractions, we get the constraints of the coupling constants of the quark-antiquark and the assumed invisible particles . The constraints of the coupling constants are then used to study the similar processes of the meson. At some specific region of , the upper limit of BR() is of the order of , while for BR(), it is . The possibility of distinguishing to be a Majorana or Dirac fermion by the differential branching fractions is also discussed.
arXiv comment21 pages, 35 figures
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