Effect of H^\pm on D^\pm_s\to μ^\pmνand D^\pm_s\to τ^\pmν
arXiv:hep-ph/0308260 · doi:10.1143/PTP.111.295
Abstract
We investigate the effect of a charged Higgs boson (H^\pm) on the decays D^\pm_s\to μ^\pmνand D^\pm_s\to τ^\pmν, which will be measured with high precision at forthcoming CLEO-c. We show that a H^\pm can suppress the branching ratios by 10% \to 15% from the Standard Model prediction, and we emphasize that such contributions should not be overlooked when comparing lattice calculations of f_{D_s} to the values obtained from these decays.
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