Searches for and decays
arXiv:2510.13716 · doi:10.1103/y968-44v8
Abstract
The first searches for and decays at the LHCb experiment are conducted with collision data corresponding to an integrated luminosity of . The tau leptons are reconstructed using the decay and the results are presented in bins of or mass. No signal is observed and upper limits are set on the branching fractions. The searches result in the first upper limits for decays outside the region in mass and the first limits for decays. The searches are recast into limits on the decays and , yielding () and () at the () confidence level, respectively. For the decay , this result improves on the current best upper limit by an order of magnitude.
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