Decays of the Heavy Top and New Insights on in a one-VLQ Minimal Solution to the CKM Unitarity Problem
arXiv:2111.15401 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-022-10299-9
Abstract
We propose a minimal extension of the Standard Model where an up-type vector-like quark, denoted , is introduced and provides a simple solution to the CKM unitarity problem. We adopt the Botella-Chau parametrization in order to extract the quark mixing matrix which contains the three angles of the CKM matrix plus three new angles denoted , , . It is assumed that the mixing of with standard quarks is dominated by . Imposing a recently derived, and much more restrictive, upper-bound on the New Physics contributions to , we find, in the limit of exact dominance where the other extra angles vanish, that is too large. However, if one relaxes the exact dominance limit, there exists a parameter region, where one may obtain in agreement with experiment while maintaining the novel pattern of decays with the heavy quark decaying predominantly to the light quarks and . We also find a reduction in the decay rate of .
33 pages, 8 figures, 1 table
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