Unified Explanation of the Anomalies in Semi-Leptonic decays and the Mass
arXiv:2201.08170 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.106.033005
Abstract
The discrepancies between the measurements of rare (semi-)leptonic decays and the corresponding Standard Model predictions point convincingly towards the existence of new physics for which a heavy neutral gauge boson () is a prime candidate. However, the effect of the mixing of the with the SM , even though it cannot be avoided by any symmetry, is usually assumed to be small and thus neglected in phenomenological analyses. In this letter we point out that a mixing of the naturally expected size leads to lepton flavour universal contributions, providing a very good fit to data. Furthermore, the global electroweak fit is affected by mixing where the tension in the mass, recently confirmed and strengthened by the CDF measurement, prefers a non-zero value of it. We find that a boson with a mass between can provide a unified explanations of the anomalies and the mass. This strongly suggests that the breaking of the new gauge symmetry giving raise to the boson is linked to electroweak symmetry breaking with intriguing consequences for model building.
11 pages, 3 figures, 3 tables; version published in PRD
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