On sum rules for semi-leptonic and decays
arXiv:2410.21384 · doi:10.1007/JHEP07(2025)166
Abstract
The semi-leptonic processes are receiving a lot of attention, as the lepton flavor universality violation has been hinted by the measured ratios for . Recently, it has also been pointed out that the baryonic counterpart, , has a strong correlation with , referred to as the R ratio sum rule in this paper. The correlation is almost independent of the new physics (NP) contributions and hence can predict from the measured . On the other hand, we have fewer measurements and/or theoretical studies of the semi-leptonic processes, although the same arguments can be applied to the ratios , , and as above. Since these processes are measurable at the ongoing LHCb run-3 and/or Belle~II experiments, precise studies on them are important as well. In this paper, we obtain the semi-analytic formulae for all the aforementioned ratios in the presence of model-independent NP contributions by using the available lattice QCD and/or light-cone sum rule fits to the form factors. Two novel points are highlighted: (i) We evaluate uncertainties of including both the Standard Model (SM) and NP terms, inherited from the form factor fits, and discuss how the uncertainties affect the ratio sum rules. (ii) We obtain the R ratio sum rule among the semi-leptonic processes for the first time, which provides a complementary motivation for observing these processes. In addition, based on our model-independent results, we investigate how the different NP scenarios work in the and sectors and perform a combined study in the framework of SM effective field theory with specific flavor symmetries.
36 pages (main text), 4 figures, 6 tables, (v2) published version
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