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The exclusive B to K*(to K pi) l+ l- decay: CP conserving observables
U. Egede, T. Hurth, J. Matias +2
We study the K* polarization states in the exclusive 4-body B meson decay B to K* (to K pi) l+ l- in the low dilepton mass region working in the framework of QCDF. We review the co…
New physics reach of CP violating observables in the decay B to K* l+ l-
U. Egede, T. Hurth, J. Matias +2
We discuss theoretical and experimental preparations for an indirect new physics search using the rare decay B to K*0 (to K pi) l+ l- focusing on CP violating observables. The sepa…
New observables in the decay mode anti-B --> anti-K*0 l+ l-
U. Egede, T. Hurth, J. Matias +2
We discuss the large set of observables available from the angular distributions of the decay anti-B --> anti-K*0 l+ l-. We present a NLO analysis of all observables based on the Q…
Forward-backward and isospin asymmetry for B -> K* l+ l- decay in the standard model and in supersymmetry
Thorsten Feldmann, Joaquim Matias
We discuss two dedicated observables in exclusive B -> K* l+ l- decay that can be used to study effects of physics beyond the standard model, namely the forward-backward asymmetry…
Loop-Generated Bounds on Changes to the Graviton Dispersion Relation
C. P. Burgess, J. Cline, E. Filotas +2
We identify the effective theory appropriate to the propagation of massless bulk fields in brane-world scenarios, to show that the dominant low-energy effect of asymmetric warping…
A Higgs or Not a Higgs? What to Do if You Discover a New Scalar Particle
C. P. Burgess, J. Matias, M. Pospelov
We show how to systematically analyze what may be inferred should a new scalar particle be discovered in collider experiments. Our approach is systematic in the sense that we perfo…