Future collider sensitivities to SMEFT interactions
arXiv:2501.07618 · doi:10.1088/1361-6471/add8a8
Abstract
The discovery of neutrino oscillations and masses provides strong motivation to extend the Standard Model by including right-handed neutrinos, which lead to heavy neutrino states that could exist at the electroweak scale. These states may also be influenced by new high-scale, weakly interacting physics. Incorporating right-handed neutrinos into an effective field theory framework -- the SMEFT -- offers a systematic approach to study the phenomenology of heavy neutrinos in current and upcoming experiments. In this work, we present the first prospective 95\% exclusion plots achievable at a future lepton collider operating at a center-of-mass energy of for what we term the agnostic SMEFT scenario. This study focuses on the high-mass regime where the heavy neutrino decays promptly into leptons and jets. Specifically, we analyze the processes and , deriving the exclusion regions in the vs. parameter space. When compared to prospective limits for the LHeC, we find that the semi-leptonic process with final jets in a lepton collider offers the greatest sensitivity, even with a straightforward cut-based analysis. The expected bounds are as stringent as those considered in recent studies for the low-mass regime where the may be long-lived and detectable via displaced decay searches, both at the LHC and future colliders.
arXiv comment24 pages, 7 figures. Improved version accepted for publication in Journal of Physics G
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