The muon g-2 anomaly confronts new physics in and final states scattering
arXiv:2112.09139 · doi:10.1007/JHEP06(2022)122
Abstract
The 4.2 discrepancy between the standard model prediction for the muon anomalous magnetic moment and the experimental result is accompanied by other anomalies. A crucial input for the prediction is the hadronic vacuum polarization inferred from hadrons) data. However, the two most accurate determinations of from KLOE and BaBar disagree by almost 3. Additionally, the combined data-driven result disagrees with the most precise lattice determination of by . We show that all these discrepancies could be accounted for by a new boson produced resonantly around the KLOE centre of mass energy and decaying promptly yielding and pairs in the final states. This gives rise to three different effects: (i) the additional events will affect the KLOE luminosity determination based on measurements of the Bhabha cross section, and in turn the inferred value of ; (ii) the additional events will affect the determination of via the (luminosity independent) measurement of the ratio of versus events; (iii) loops involving the new boson would contribute directly to the prediction for . We discuss in detail this possibility, and we present a simple model that can reconcile the KLOE and BaBar results for , the data-driven and the lattice determinations of , the predicted and measured values of , while complying with all phenomenological constraints.
arXiv comment40 pages, 6 figures. Major changes: added a full study of the NP contributions to di-muon events
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