New physics in transitions in the MF331 model
arXiv:2205.02995 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-022-10916-7
Abstract
There are two sources that help to explain the , anomalies in the MF331 model. The first is non-LFUV couplings of the new neutral gauge boson with leptons, , which causes the , anomalies via -penguin diagrams involving newly charged gauge bosons , and exotic U-quarks. The box diagram's contribution is the second source, which induced only the first lepton generation. We show that the penguin diagrams can not explain , anomalies, and that the box diagram is required. The experimental constraints for and result in new particle mass degeneracy. The contributions of NP to the branching ratios predict results that agree with the experimental limits in the allowed region of the NP scale.
25 pages, 7 figures
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