Rare Kaon Decay to Missing Energy: Implications of the NA62 Result for a Model
arXiv:2102.06262 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.115001
Abstract
Meson decays offer a good opportunity to probe new physics. The rare kaon decay is one of the cleanest of them and, for this reason, is rather sensitive to new physics, in particular, vector mediators. NA62 collaboration, running a fixed-target experiment at CERN, recently reported an unprecedented sensitivity to this decay, namely a branching fraction of at 68\% C.L. Vector mediators that couple to neutrinos may yield a sizeable contribution to this decay. Motivated by the new measurement, we interpret this result in the context of a concrete model, and put our findings into perspective with the correlated decay measured by KOTO collaboration, current, and future colliders, namely the High-Luminosity and High-Energy LHC.
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