Pinning down couplings with rare charm baryon decays
arXiv:2202.02331 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-022-10302-3
Abstract
We study the full angular distribution of semileptonic rare charm baryon decays in which the secondary baryon undergoes weak decay with sizable polarization parameter, , and . Such self-analyzing decay chains allow for seven additional observables compared to three-body decays such as , with different sensitivities to the weak couplings. Opportunities to test the standard model in transitions with standard model null tests and other angular observables are worked out. We show that a joint model-independent analysis of the leptonic , hadronic , and combined forward-backward asymmetry together with the fraction of longitudinally produced leptons, , is able to pin down the dipole couplings and the semileptonic (axial-) vector ones . is also accessible with dineutrino modes and probes right-handed currents.
24 pages, 3 figures, 2 tables
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