Determination of coupling patterns by parallel searches for and in muonic atoms
arXiv:2203.01314 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2022.137617
Abstract
We investigate a possibility that the conversion is discovered prior to the conversion, and its implications to the new physics search. We focus on the specific model including the mixing of the doublet- and singlet-type scalar leptoquarks, which induces not only the lepton flavor violation but also the lepton number violation. Such a structure is motivated by R-parity violating (RPV) supersymmetric models, where a sbottom mediates the conversion processes. We formulate the rate in analogy with the muon capture in a muonic atom, and numerically evaluate it using several target nuclei. The lepton flavor universality test of pion decay directly limits the rate, and the maximally allowed branching ratio is under the various bounds on RPV parameters. We show that either or signals can be discovered in near future experiments. This indicates that parallel searches for these conversions will give us significant information on the pattern of coupling constants.
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