The Exclusive Vision of Rare and Decays and of the Quark Mixing in the Standard Model
arXiv:2203.11960 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-022-10583-8
Abstract
The most common predictions for rare and decay branching ratios in the Standard Model are based on the CKM elements and resulting from global fits, that are in the ballpark of their inclusive and exclusive determinations, respectively. In the present paper we follow another route. We assume that the future true values of and will be both from exclusive determinations and set them equal to the most recent ones from FLAG. An unusual pattern of SM predictions results from this study with some existing tensions being dwarfed and new tensions being born. In particular using the HPQCD hadronic matrix elements a tension in independently of is found. For the tension in between and is found and in the case of between and . Moreover, the room for new physics in , and decays is significantly increased. We compare the results in this EXCLUSIVE scenario with the HYBRID one in which in the former scenario is replaced by the most recent inclusive and present the dependence of all observables considered by us in both scenarios as functions of . We also compare the determination of from , , and using hadronic matrix elements from LQCD with flavours, flavours and their average. Only for the case values for and exist for which the same value of is found: . This in turn implies a anomaly in .
arXiv comment20 pages, 8 Figures, V2: new references and uncertainties in Fig. 8 added. Conclusions unchanged. V3: Determination of and significantly improved. Equation (19) and numerous references to Lattice QCD calculations added. Conclusions strengthened
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