Decay dynamics of and
arXiv:2304.00825 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.108.015011
Abstract
SuperKamiokande experiment tightly bounds the lifetimes of the baryon number violating proton decays. The decay widths for the nucleon to an antilepton and a photon are not so well bounded experimentally as modes. Using an effective Lagrangian approach, we relate the decay widths of to the decay widths of . Our result points out factor suppression of the decay widths and compared to the decay widths and , respectively. This result is independent of the model of new physics. Then, we investigate the dynamics of and amplitudes at the tree and loop level in which scalar leptoquarks are mediators of a new interaction. At the tree level, leptoquarks probe the physics beyond the Standard Model at a scale of GeV, while at the loop level, such decay can occur at a scale of GeV.
arXiv comment8 pages, 5 figures, title and text updated to mach published version
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