Angular analysis of decays as a probe to lepton flavor universality violation
arXiv:2009.06213 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.095007
Abstract
The flavor anomalies reported in , , and indicate lepton flavor universality violation in quark level transition decays. The deviation from the SM prediction reported in the underlying flavor observables currently stand at the level of , , and , respectively. In this context, we perform an angular analysis of the four-body differential decay of in a model independent effective field theory framework. The decay mode undergoes similar neutral current quark level transition and, in principle, can provide complementary information regarding lepton flavor universality violation in quark level transition decays. We give predictions of various physical observables such as the branching ratio, the longitudinal polarization fraction, the forward-backward asymmetry, the angular observables , , , and also the lepton flavor sensitive observables such as the ratio of branching ratio , , , , , , for decays in the standard model and in the presence of several 1D and 2D new physics scenarios.
25 pages, 7 figures, additional details updated
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