On the short-range behavior of neutrino forces beyond the Standard Model: from to , , and
arXiv:2112.03060 · doi:10.1007/JHEP02(2022)008
Abstract
The exchange of a pair of neutrinos between two objects, seperated by a distance , leads to a long-range effective potential proportional to , assuming massless neutrinos and four-fermion contact interactions. In this paper, we investigate how this known form of neutrino-mediated potentials might be altered if the distance is sufficiently short, corresponding to a sufficiently large momentum transfer which could invalidate the contact interactions. We consider two possible scenarios to open up the contact interactions by introducing a -channel or an -channel mediator. We derive a general formula that is valid to describe the potential in all regimes as long as the external particles remain non-relativistic. In both scenarios, the potential decreases as in the long-range limit as expected. In the short-range limit, the -channel potential exhibits the Coulomb-like behavior (i.e. proportional to ), while the -channel potential exhibits and behaviors.
arXiv comment17 pages, 4 figures, more discussions and references added, version accepted by JHEP
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