Constraints on new physics from decays of polarized baryons at the FCC-ee
arXiv:2510.02225 · doi:10.1103/tx1d-vyqk
Abstract
The bosons produced in electron-positron collisions at the potential Future Circular Collider (FCC-ee) provide unique opportunities for flavour physics. The non-zero polarization of \Lb baryons produced in decays enables access to a much larger set of observables than at the LHC, where the baryons are produced unpolarized. This paper presents a toy angular analysis of decays using simulation samples of collisions at the FCC-ee reconstructed using the IDEA detector concept and assuming a dataset of bosons. While the statistical sensitivity achieved for individual angular observables is not expected to significantly exceed that from the LHCb Upgrade II experiment, the addition of the polarized observables leads to a significant improvement of the knowledge on the Wilson coefficients and .
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