Testing Lepton Nonuniversality In Tau Neutrino Scattering
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description: Recently hints of lepton flavor non-universality emerged in the BaBar and LHCb experiments. In this paper we propose tests of lepton universality in scattering. To parametrize the new physics we adopt an effective Lagrangian approach and consider the neutrino deep inelastic scattering processes tau neutrino+nucleon to tau + X and muon neutrino+nucleon to muon + X where we assume the largest new physics effects are in the tau sector. We also consider an explicit leptoquark model in our calculations. In order to make comparison with the standard model and also in order to cancel out the uncertainty of the parton distribution functions, we consider the ratio of total and dierential cross sections of tau-neutrino to muon-neutrino scattering. We find new physics effects that can be possibly be observed at the proposed Search for Hidden Particles (SHiP) experiment at CERN.
abstract: Recently hints of lepton flavor non-universality emerged in the BaBar and LHCb experiments. In this paper we propose tests of lepton universality in scattering. To parametrize the new physics we adopt an effective Lagrangian approach and consider the neutrino deep inelastic scattering processes tau neutrino+nucleon to tau + X and muon neutrino+nucleon to muon + X where we assume the largest new physics effects are in the tau sector. We also consider an explicit leptoquark model in our calculations. In order to make comparison with the standard model and also in order to cancel out the uncertainty of the parton distribution functions, we consider the ratio of total and dierential cross sections of tau-neutrino to muon-neutrino scattering. We find new physics effects that can be possibly be observed at the proposed Search for Hidden Particles (SHiP) experiment at CERN.
author: Liu, Hongkai
keywords: New Physics Operators, Tau Neutrino Scattering, Physics
date published: 2015-01-01T08:00:00Z
date modified: 2026-07-24T03:05:53Z
provider: University of Mississippi
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
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source organization: University of Mississippi