Maximising the physics potential of decays
arXiv:2310.06734 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.109.116013
Abstract
We present a method that maximises the experimental sensitivity to new physics contributions in decays. This method relies on performing an unbinned maximum likelihood fit to both the measured dimuon distribution of decays, and theory calculations at spacelike , where QCD predictions are most reliable. We exploit the known analytic properties of the decay amplitude and employ a dispersion relation to describe the non-local hadronic contributions across spacelike and timelike regions. The fit stability and the sensitivity to new physics couplings and new sources of -violation are studied for current and future data-taking scenarios, with the LHCb experiment as an example. The proposed method offers a precise and reliable way to search for new physics in these decays.
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