Novel and Updated Bounds on Flavor-Violating Z Interactions in the Quark Sector
arXiv:2507.10525 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X26500569
Abstract
We derive bounds on the flavor-violating (FV) couplings of the boson to quarks and present future sensitivity projections. Our analysis shows that the current bounds on the FV couplings are for the couplings to and , for , for , and for and . Overall, low-energy flavor experiments provide significantly stronger constraints on these FV couplings than current collider searches.
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