Lepton flavor changing in neutrinoless decays
arXiv:hep-ph/9810484 · doi:10.1007/s100529901088
Abstract
Neutrino oscillations, as recently reported by the Super-Kamiokande collaboration, imply that lepton numbers could be violated, and are some typical examples. We point out that in these neutrinoless modes, the GIM cancelation is much milder with only a logarithmic behavior where are the neutrino masses. This is in sharp contrast with the vanishingly small amplitude strongly suppressed by the quadratic power . In comparison with the hopelessly small branching ratio B, the B could be larger than . The latter mode, if measurable, could give one more constraint to the lepton mixing angle and the neutrino mass ratio , and therefore is complementary to neutrino oscillation experiments.
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