Probing new physics with at a muon collider
Jun 26, 2023
15 pages
Published in:
- Phys.Rev.D 108 (2023) 11, 115033
- Published: Dec 1, 2023
e-Print:
- 2306.15017 [hep-ph]
DOI:
- 10.1103/PhysRevD.108.115033 (publication)
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Abstract: (APS)
We show that bottom-strange production at a high-energy muon collider, , is a sensitive probe of new physics. We consider the full set of four-fermion contact interactions that contribute to this process at dimension 6, and discuss the complementarity of a muon collider and of the study of rare meson decays that also probe said new physics. If a signal were to be found at a muon collider, the forward-backward asymmetry of the -jet provides diagnostics about the underlying chirality structure of the new physics. In the absence of a signal at a center of mass energy of 10 TeV, can indirectly probe new physics at scales close to 100 TeV. We also discuss the impact that beam polarization has on the muon collider sensitivity performance.Note:
- 15 Pages, 16 Figures
- new physics
- muon+ muon-: storage ring
- muon+ muon-: scattering
- effective field theory
- operator: dimension: 6
- four-fermion interaction
- jet: angular distribution
- jet: bottom
- bottom: angular distribution
- angular distribution: asymmetry
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