Short- vs Long-Distance Dynamics in $b \rightarrow s\bar{\ell} \ell$ Decays

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Autore principale: Tinari, Arianna
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author Tinari, Arianna
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contents The tension of $B\to K^{(*)}\bar\ell\ell$ decays with the Standard Model (SM) can be attributed to a short-distance (SD) $b s\bar\ell\ell$ interaction. We show two methods to disentangle this effect from long-distance (LD) dynamics. Firstly, we perform a comparison of the inclusive $b\to s\bar\ell\ell$ rate at high $q^2=m^2_{\ell\ell}\geq 15~\rm GeV^2$ with a determination based on data on the leading exclusive modes, finding a $\sim 2σ$ discrepancy. Secondly, we analyze the exclusive $B\to K^{(*)}\bar\ell\ell$ spectrum in the entire $q^2$ region. With a dispersive parametrization of the charmonia resonances, we extract the non-SM contribution to the Wilson coefficient $C_9$ for every bin in $q^2$. The result is compatible with the SD hypothesis and the inclusive determination. Finally, with the aim of having better control over LD effects that mimic the $C_9$ contribution, we estimate the size of a few charm-rescattering processes in $B\to K\bar\ell\ell$.
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Tinari, Arianna
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
The tension of $B\to K^{(*)}\bar\ell\ell$ decays with the Standard Model (SM) can be attributed to a short-distance (SD) $b s\bar\ell\ell$ interaction. We show two methods to disentangle this effect from long-distance (LD) dynamics. Firstly, we perform a comparison of the inclusive $b\to s\bar\ell\ell$ rate at high $q^2=m^2_{\ell\ell}\geq 15~\rm GeV^2$ with a determination based on data on the leading exclusive modes, finding a $\sim 2σ$ discrepancy. Secondly, we analyze the exclusive $B\to K^{(*)}\bar\ell\ell$ spectrum in the entire $q^2$ region. With a dispersive parametrization of the charmonia resonances, we extract the non-SM contribution to the Wilson coefficient $C_9$ for every bin in $q^2$. The result is compatible with the SD hypothesis and the inclusive determination. Finally, with the aim of having better control over LD effects that mimic the $C_9$ contribution, we estimate the size of a few charm-rescattering processes in $B\to K\bar\ell\ell$.
title Short- vs Long-Distance Dynamics in $b \rightarrow s\bar{\ell} \ell$ Decays
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.01622