neutron decay into antiproton mode
arXiv:2101.01405 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2021.136298
Abstract
We discuss the unique baryon number violation by two units neutron decay mode , with being the standard model (SM) neutrino or antineutrino or any beyond SM light fermion, in the framework of effective field theory. This mode is kinematically allowed but rarely discussed theoretically or searched for experimentally. We estimate the lower bound on its partial lifetime from that of the dinucleon decay per oxygen nucleus O set by the Super-Kamiokande experiment, with a conservative bound . We also discuss its characteristic signature for the future experimental search and astrophysical implications.
6 pages, references updated, expanded discussion, version to appear in PLB
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