Four-lepton decays of neutral vector mesons
arXiv:2009.12363 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.104.094023
Abstract
We investigate the rare electromagnetic decays of neutral vector mesons (exemplified by , , , , \ldots) into four charged leptons (, , , , , \ldots) at lowest order in QED. In contrast to the case of vector meson decay into a single pair of leptons, the lepton mass must be retained in these four-lepton decay channels to cutoff the mass singularity. Owing to more pronounced collinear enhancement, the branching fractions of vector mesons decays into are considerably greater than those for decays into . The decay channels are predicted to have branching fractions of order , which appear to have bright observation prospect at {\tt BESIII}, {\tt Belle 2} and {\tt LHC} experiments.
arXiv comment10 pages, 6 figures, 4 tables
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