Data-driven study of the implications of anomalous magnetic moments and lepton flavor violating processes of , and
arXiv:2004.11031 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.102.055022
Abstract
We study anomalous magnetic moments and flavor violating processes of , and leptons. We use a data driven approach to investigate the implications of the present data on the parameters of a class of models, which has spin-0 scalar and spin-1/2 fermion fields. We compare two different cases, which has or does not have a built-in cancelation mechanism. Our findings are as following. Chiral interactions are unable to generate large enough and to accommodate the experimental results. Sizable and can be generated from non-chiral interactions, but they are not contributed from the same source. The upper limit of decay gives the most severe constraints on photonic penguin contributions in transitions, but the situation may change in considering future experimental sensitivities. The -penguin diagrams can constrain chiral interaction better than photonic penguin diagrams in transitions. In most of the parameter space, box contributions to decay are subleading. In transitions, the present upper limit constrains the photonic penguin contribution better than the upper limit, and -penguin amplitudes constrain chiral interaction better than photonic penguin amplitudes. Box contributions to and decays can sometime be comparable to -penguin contributions. The and rates are highly constrained by , and , upper limits, respectively. We compare the current experimental upper limits, future sensitivities and bounds from consistency on various muon and tau LFV processes.
arXiv commentTo appear in Phys. Rev. D; 43 pages, 12 figures
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