Widening the mass range for resolving the muon anomaly
arXiv:2112.09920 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2022.136989
Abstract
Exchanging a gauge boson is a favored mechanism to solve the muon anomaly. Among such models the from gauge group has been extensively studied. In this model the same interaction addressing , leads to an enhanced muon neutrino trident (MNT) process constraining the mass to be less than a few hundred MeV. Many other models face the same problem. It has long been realized that the coupling of in the model can admit interaction which does not contribute to the MNT process. It can solve anomaly for a much wider mass range. However this new interaction induces which rules out it as a solution to anomaly. Here we propose a mechanism by introducing type-II seesaw triplet scalars to evade constraints from all known data to allow a wide mass range to solve the anomaly. This mechanism opens a new window for physics.
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