Insights on the current semi-leptonic -decay discrepancies -- and how can help
arXiv:2308.00034 · doi:10.1007/JHEP10(2023)102
Abstract
, measured at high as a partially reconstructed decay, can probe the origin of the existing discrepancies in semi-leptonic and decays. We perform a complete study of this possibility. We start by reassessing the alleged discrepancies, with a focus on a unified EFT description. Using the SMEFT, we find that the tauonic Wilson coefficient required by implies a universal muonic Wilson coefficient of precisely the size required by semi-muonic BR data and, separately, by semi-muonic angular analyses. We thus identify reference scenarios. Importantly, offers a strategy to access them without being affected by the long-distance issues that hamper the prediction of semi-leptonic decays at low . After quantifying to the best of our knowledge the experimental over the long haul, we infer the sensitivity to the couplings relevant to the anomalies. In the example of the real- scenario, we find significances below 3. Such figure is to be compared with other single-observable sensitivities that one can expect from e.g. BR and angular data, whether at low or high , and not affected by long-distance issues such as narrow resonances or intermediate charmed di-meson rescattering.
arXiv comment29 pages, 8 figures, 2 tables
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