Light particles with baryon and lepton numbers
arXiv:2009.01256 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2020.136043
Abstract
We consider light new particles and that carry baryon and lepton numbers. If these particles are lighter than nucleons they lead to exotic decays such as and , not yet fully constrained by dedicated searches. For and masses in the GeV range proton decays are kinematically forbidden but other decays of the forms baryon meson, meson baryon, and baryon anti-lepton involving heavy initial hadrons are allowed. This opens up the possibility to search for apparent baryon number violation not just in underground experiments such as Super-Kamiokande and DUNE but also in decays of heavy hadrons in charm and B factories.
6 pages, to appear in PLB
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