Coloured Scalars Mediated Rare Charm Meson Decays to Invisible Fermions
arXiv:2101.10712 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.104.015014
Abstract
We consider effects of coloured scalar mediators in decays . In particular, in these processes, as invisibles, we consider massive right-handed fermions. The coloured scalar , due to its coupling to weak singlets up-quarks and invisible right-handed fermions (), is particularly interesting. Then, we consider , which as a weak doublet is a subject of severe low-energy constraints. The mass is considered in the range . We determine branching ratios for , and for several masses, using most constraining bounds. For , the most constraining is mixing, while in the case of the strongest constraint comes from . We find in decays mediated by that branching ratios can be for GeV, for GeV, while can reach for GeV. In the case of these decay rates are very suppressed. We find that future tau-charm factories and Belle II experiments offer good opportunities to search for such processes. Both and might have masses within LHC reach.
arXiv comment8 pages, 4 figures
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