Rare charm dineutrino null tests for -machines
arXiv:2010.02225 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.015033
Abstract
Rare transitions into dineutrinos are strongly GIM-suppressed and constitute excellent null tests of the standard model. While branching ratios of , , , baryonic , and and inclusive decays are experimentally unconstrained, signals of new physics can be just around the corner. We provide model-independent upper limits on branching ratios reaching few in the most general case of arbitrary lepton flavor structure, for scenarios with charged lepton conservation and few assuming lepton universality. We also give upper limits in and leptoquark models. The presence of light right-handed neutrinos can affect these limits, a possibility that can occur for lepton number violation at a TeV, and that can be excluded with an improved bound on at the level of , about two orders of magnitude better than the present one. Signatures of modes contain missing energy and are suited for experimental searches at -facilities, such as BES III, Belle II and future -colliders, such as the FCC-ee running at the .
arXiv commentv2: 14 pages, 5 figures, 8 tables; typos fixed and minor numerical changes in inclusive results, conclusions unchanged; published version
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