The Flavor Puzzle
Wolfgang Altmannshofer [email protected]
Colloquium Aspen Center for Physics June 26, 2014
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 1 / 40 The Search for the Fundamental
What is the world made of?
What holds it together?
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 2 / 40 The Standard Model of Particle Physics
particlefever.com The Basic Building Blocks of Matter bla
Q = 0 bla
Q = −1 bla bla 2 Q = 3 1 Q = − 3 bla
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 4 / 40 Interactions of Quarks and Leptons
what makes a quark a quark, what makes a lepton a lepton? the gauge interactions!
but: the gauge interactions are identical for the 3 generations/flavors
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 5 / 40 What distinguishes the three generations/flavors of quarks and leptons? Enter Higgs
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 7 / 40 The Standard Model of Particle Physics
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 8 / 40 Flavor and the Proliferation of Parameters
gauge sector
describes the gauge interactions of the quarks and leptons
parametrized by 3 gauge couplings g1, g2, g3
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 9 / 40 Flavor and the Proliferation of Parameters
gauge sector Higgs sector
breaks electro-weak describes the gauge symmetry and interactions of the gives mass to the quarks and leptons W ± and Z bosons
parametrized by 2 free parameters 3 gauge couplings Higgs mass g1, g2, g3 Higgs vev
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 9 / 40 Flavor and the Proliferation of Parameters
gauge sector Higgs sector flavor sector
breaks electro-weak leads to masses and describes the gauge symmetry and mixings of the interactions of the gives mass to the quarks and leptons quarks and leptons W ± and Z bosons 22 free parameters parametrized by 2 free parameters to describe the masses 3 gauge couplings Higgs mass and mixings of the quarks g1, g2, g3 Higgs vev and leptons
the flavor sector is the most puzzling part of the Standard Model
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 9 / 40 Quark and Lepton Masses
m 100 t
2 10 c mb mΤ
GeV 1 mc in
0.1 mΜ ms masses 0.01
md
particle 10 3 mu me
10 4
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 10 / 40 Quark and Lepton Masses
100 mt 10 m 1 b mΤ mc 0.1 m 2 Μ ms c
0.01 3 md 10 mu me GeV 10 4 in 10 5 10 6 10 7
masses 10 8 10 9 Ν3 Ν2 Ν1 10 10
particle 10 11 10 12 10 13
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 10 / 40 Distinct Decay Pattern of the Quarks in the SM
in the Standard Model there are no direct transitions within up-type or down-type quarks
→ GIM mechanism → (Glashow, Iliopoulos, Maiani)
no flavor changing neutral currents (FCNCs) at tree level
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 11 / 40 Distinct Decay Pattern of the Quarks in the SM
in the Standard Model there are no direct transitions within up-type or down-type quarks
→ GIM mechanism → (Glashow, Iliopoulos, Maiani)
no flavor changing neutral currents (FCNCs) at tree level
transitions among the generations are mediated by the W ± bosons and their relative strength is parametrized by the Cabibbo-Kobayashi-Maskawa (CKM) matrix
Vud Vus Vub VCKM = Vcd Vcs Vcb Vtd Vts Vtb
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 11 / 40 Testing the CKM Picture of Flavor Violation
CKM matrix is the only source of quark flavor violation in the Standard Model depends on only 4 parameters λ, A, ρ¯, η¯
measuring many flavor transitions allows to over-constrain the 4 CKM parameters and to test the CKM picture of quark flavor violation
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 12 / 40 Testing the CKM Picture of Flavor Violation
CKM matrix is the only source BaBar @ SLAC 1999- 2008 of quark flavor violation in the Standard Model depends on only 4 parameters λ, A, ρ¯, η¯
measuring many flavor transitions allows to over-constrain the 4 CKM parameters and to test the CKM picture of quark flavor violation
such tests were carried out at the B factories BaBar and Belle Belle@KEK 1999- 2010
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 12 / 40 Testing the CKM Picture of Flavor Violation
CKM matrix is the only source of quark flavor violation in the Standard Model depends on only 4 parameters λ, A, ρ¯, η¯
measuring many flavor transitions allows to over-constrain the 4 CKM parameters and to test the CKM picture of quark flavor violation
the B factories produced such tests were carried out more than 1 billion BB¯ pairs at the B factories and studied their properties and decays BaBar and Belle
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 12 / 40 A Consistent Description of All Data
Within the experimental and theoretical uncertainties, the CKM matrix gives a consistent description of all observed flavor changing phenomena
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 13 / 40 A Consistent Description of All Data
Within the experimental and theoretical uncertainties, the CKM matrix gives a consistent description of all observed flavor changing phenomena
Nobel Prize 2008 for
Makoto Toshihide Kobayashi Maskawa
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 13 / 40 Quark Mixing Hierarchy
the measured CKM elements 1 ÈVudÈ ÈVcsÈ ÈVtbÈ show a very hierarchical pattern
1 λ λ3 |V |≃ λ 1 λ2 , λ ≃ 0.2 3 2 ÈVusÈ ÈVcdÈ λ λ 1
0.1 elements
ÈVcbÈ ÈVtsÈ CKM
0.01 ÈVtdÈ
ÈVubÈ
10 3
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 14 / 40 Flavor Mixing in the Lepton Sector
since the observation of neutrino oscillations, we know that there is also mixing in the lepton sector
as in the quark sector, no FCNCs
lepton flavor mixing is parametrized by the Pontecorvo-Maki-Nakagawa- Sakata (PMNS) matrix
U11 U12 U13 UPMNS = U21 U22 U23 U31 U32 U33
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 15 / 40 Status of Lepton Mixing
unlike the CKM elements, the PMNS elements do not ÈU11È ÈU23È ÈU33È 1 ÈU12È show a hierarchical pattern
ÈU22È ÈU32È is the PMNS matrix
ÈU21È ÈU31È tri-bimaximal?
0.1 È È 2 1 elements U 0 13 3 3 |U|≃ 1 1 1 6 3 2 1 1 1 PMNS 6 3 2
0.01 or is it anarchic? O(0.6) O(0.6) O(0.6) |U|≃ O(0.6) O(0.6) O(0.6) O(0.6) O(0.6) O(0.6)
10 3
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 16 / 40 The Standard Model Flavor Puzzle
The Standard Model gives an accurate description of all flavor transitions measured up to now, but it does not explain its mysteries
◮ Why are there three generations of quarks and leptons?
◮ What is the origin of the hierarchies in the fermion spectrum?
◮ What is the origin of the hierarchies in the quark mixing?
◮ (Why) is lepton mixing anarchic?
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 17 / 40 Hierarchies from Symmetries
(Froggatt, Nielsen ’79) fermion masses are forbidden by flavor symmetries and arise only after spontaneous breaking of the symmetry
ϕ6 h¯t t hu¯ u R L M6 R L mass and mixing hierarchies given by powers of the “spurion” ϕ /M n mu ϕ mt ∼ M
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 18 / 40 Hierarchies without Symmetries: Geometry
(Arkani-Hamed, Schmaltz ’99) fermions are localized on different positions in an extra dimension
hierarchies from exponentially small wave-function overlap between left-handed and right-handed fermions m u e−∆ mt ∼
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 19 / 40 Hierarchies without Symmetries: Loops
(Weinberg ’72) light fermion masses arise only from quantum effects
g˜
cR cL light fermions do not couple to the higgs directly c˜R c˜L ˜tR ˜tL couplings are loop-induced by flavor violating new particles
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mass and mixing hierarchies from “loop factors”
n mu 1 2 mt ∼ 16π
(works remarkably well in high scale SUSY: WA, Frugiuele, Harnik in preparation)
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 20 / 40 In addition to the flavor puzzle, the Standard Model leaves many questions unanswered ◮ Dark Matter ◮ Dark Energy ◮ Matter-Antimatter Asymmetry ◮ Grand Unification ◮ Hierarchy Problem ◮ ... The Hierarchy Problem
What gives mass to the Higgs itself?
2 2 2 2 The Higgs mass parameter m = m(0) + ∆m (125GeV) ∼ is not forbidden by any symmetry of the Standard Model 1) can be added by hand 2) not protected from 2) quantum corrections
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 22 / 40 The Hierarchy Problem
What gives mass to the Higgs itself?
2 2 2 2 The Higgs mass parameter m = m(0) + ∆m (125GeV) ∼ is not forbidden by any symmetry of the Standard Model quantum corrections to the Higgs mass are 1) can be added by hand sensitive to the largest scales 2) not protected from 2) quantum corrections 2 1 2 36 2 ∆m M 10 GeV ∼ 16π2 Planck ≃
fine tuned cancellation between the quantum corrections and the “bare mass” is required
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 22 / 40 The Hierarchy Problem
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Canada United States 9,984,670 km2 9,826,675 km2 = 157,995 km2 −
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 22 / 40 The Hierarchy Problem
= 1 A˚ 2 −
Canada United States 9,984,670 km2 9,826,675 km2 = 157,995 km2 −
tuning of the Higgs mass would correspond to the surface area of Canada and the United States differing by approximately the size of an atom!
In order to protect the Higgs mass from huge quantum corrections and to avoid finetuning, we expect New Physics at or below the TeV scale not far above the mass of the Higgs
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 22 / 40 Direct searches for New Physics
Directly produce new particles in high energy collisions Direct Searches for New Physics unique effort towards high energies a very successful approach:
◮ Super Proton Synchrotron at CERN (center of mass energy 0.54 TeV) discovery of the W and Z bosons 1983
◮ Tevatron at Fermilab (center of mass energy 1.96 TeV) discovery of the top quark 1995
◮ Large Hadron Collider at CERN (center of mass energy 8 TeV) discovery of the Higgs boson 2012
◮ Run II of the Large Hadron Collider (center of mass energy 13 TeV) discovery of ??? in 2015?
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 24 / 40 Indirect searches for New Physics
Look for virtual effects of new particles in low energy experiments Discoveries from Flavor Physics
+ − ◮ the tiny branching ratio of the decay KL → led to the prediction of the charm quark to suppress FCNCs (Glashow, Iliopoulos, Maiani 1970)
◮ the measurement of the frequency of kaon anti-kaon oscillations allowed a successful prediction of the charm quark mass (Gaillard, Lee 1974)
(direct discovery of the charm quark in 1974 at SLAC and BNL)
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Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 26 / 40 Discoveries from Flavor Physics
+ − ◮ the tiny branching ratio of the decay KL → led to the prediction of the charm quark to suppress FCNCs (Glashow, Iliopoulos, Maiani 1970)
◮ the measurement of the frequency of kaon anti-kaon oscillations allowed a successful prediction of the charm quark mass (Gaillard, Lee 1974)
(direct discovery of the charm quark in 1974 at SLAC and BNL)
◮ the observation of CP violation in kaon anti-kaon oscillations led to the prediction of the 3rd generation of quarks (Kobayashi, Maskawa 1973)
◮ the measurement of the frequency of B - B¯ oscillations allowed to predict the large top quark mass (various authors in the late 80’s)
(direct discovery of the bottom quark in 1977 at Fermilab) (direct discovery of the top quark in 1995 at Fermilab)
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 26 / 40 A Broad and Diverse Experimental Program
searching for flavor violating processes involving B and D mesons, rare Kaon decays, lepton flavor violating decays, lepton flavor universality tests, electric dipole moments, the g-2 of the muon, ...
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 27 / 40 Historic Example: Beta Decay
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 28 / 40 Historic Example: Beta Decay
p n
e GF ν¯e
effective low energy description of nuclear beta decay by a 4 fermion contact interaction
the interaction strength is given by the Fermi constant −5 −2 GF 1.17 10 GeV ≃ ×
this defines an energy scale
−1/2 Λ = (GF √2) 246 GeV ≃
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 28 / 40 Historic Example: Beta Decay
p u n d W e e GF ν¯e ν¯e
bla effective low energy description in the Standard Model of nuclear beta decay by a we understand beta decay 4 fermion contact interaction as consequence of the exchange of virtual the interaction strength is given by weak gauge bosons the Fermi constant −5 −2 GF 1.17 10 GeV 2 ≃ × GF g2 = 2 √2 8mW this defines an energy scale
−1/2 mW 80 GeV Λ = (GF √2) 246 GeV ≃ ≃
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 28 / 40 Flavor Changing Neutral Currents in the SM
In the SM, flavor changing neutral currents (FCNCs) are absent at the tree level
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 29 / 40 Flavor Changing Neutral Currents in the SM
In the SM, flavor changing neutral currents (FCNCs) are absent at the tree level
FCNCs can arise at the loop level they are suppressed by loop factors and small CKM elements
t s b γ µ+ − W µ
s 4 2 b 1 g mt ∗ + G ∼ 2 2 2 VtbVts µ 16π mW mW G µ−
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 29 / 40 Flavor Changing Neutral Currents in the SM
In the SM, flavor changing neutral currents (FCNCs) are absent at the tree level
FCNCs can arise at the loop level they are suppressed by loop factors and small CKM elements
t s s b b γ µ+ NP µ+ − − W µ µ
s 4 2 b 1 g mt ∗ CNP + G ∼ 2 2 2 VtbVts + 2 µ 16π mW mW ΛNP G µ−
→ measuring low energy flavor observables gives information on new physics flavor couplings and the new physics mass scale
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 29 / 40 High Sensitivity to New Physics
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 30 / 40 The New Physics Flavor Puzzle
Low energy flavor observables are sensitive to New Physics far beyond the TeV scale
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 31 / 40 The New Physics Flavor Puzzle
Low energy flavor observables are sensitive to New Physics far beyond the TeV scale
solutions of the hierarchy problem require New Physics at or below the TeV scale
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 31 / 40 The New Physics Flavor Puzzle
Low energy flavor observables are sensitive to New Physics far beyond the TeV scale
currently no convincing evidence for deviations from Standard Model predictions in flavor experiments
solutions of the hierarchy problem require New Physics at or below the TeV scale
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 31 / 40 The New Physics Flavor Puzzle
Low energy flavor observables are sensitive to New Physics far beyond the TeV scale
currently no convincing evidence for deviations from Standard Model predictions in flavor experiments
If there is New Physics at or below the TeV scale, why have we not seen it yet in flavor observables?
solutions of the hierarchy problem require New Physics at or below the TeV scale
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 31 / 40 Reactions to the New Physics Flavor Puzzle
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 32 / 40 Reactions to the New Physics Flavor Puzzle
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 32 / 40 Reactions to the New Physics Flavor Puzzle
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 32 / 40 The Role of Collider Physics
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 33 / 40 The Role of Flavor Physics
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 33 / 40 Low Energy Probes of PeV Scale Sfermions (Now)
WA, Harnik, Zupan ’13
ÈmBÈ ÈmW È 3 TeV , Èmg È 10 TeV 30 neutron Kaon EDM mixing
e 3 10 Μ Β . tan e conv Μ 3
Γ EDM e Mh 125.5 1 GeV Μ charm mixing 1 electron 10 102 103 104 105 mq ml ÈΜÈ HTeVL a large host of low energy observables can probe squarks and sleptons (spin 0 partners of the quarks and leptons in supersymmetric models) with masses far above the direct reach of current and future colliders
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 34 / 40 Low Energy Probes of PeV Scale Sfermions (Future)
WA, Harnik, Zupan ’13
ÈmBÈ ÈmW È 3 TeV , Èmg È 10 TeV
30 . neutron EDM conv EDM
e
Μ 10 electron Kaon Β mixing tan 3
Γ e Mh 125.5 1 GeV Μ e 3 charm Μ mixing 1 10 102 103 104 105 mq ml ÈΜÈ HTeVL a large host of low energy observables can probe squarks and sleptons (spin 0 partners of the quarks and leptons in supersymmetric models) with masses far above the direct reach of current and future colliders
experimental sensitivities are expected to improve significantly in the next decade
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 34 / 40 The Flavor of the Higgs
in the Standard Model the couplings of fermions to the Higgs are determined by the fermion masses
mu,d,e 0 0 1 y = 0 mc s 0 u,d,ℓ v , , 0 0 mt,b,τ
flavor diagonal couplings directly measured at the LHC with current accuracy for 3rd gen. ∼ 30%
can be improved to: ∼ 10% at a HL-LHC few % at a ILC
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 35 / 40 The Higgs and Flavor Violation
flavor violating couplings of the Higgs are absent in the Standard Model but can be present in new physics models
⋆ ⋆ ⋆ yu,d,ℓ = ⋆ ⋆ ⋆ ⋆ ⋆ ⋆
usually best probed by low energy flavor observables
Blankenburg, Ellis, Isidori’12; Harnik, Kopp, Zupan ’12; ...
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 36 / 40 + The B K ∗( K π)µ µ− Decay → →
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 37 / 40 + The B K ∗( K π)µ µ− Decay → → loop suppressed, CKM suppressed a rare decay: only 1 out of 2.5 million B mesons decays∼ in that way crucial to construct observables that are theoretically clean and highly sensitive to new physics Egede et al ’08,’10; Bobeth et al ’08,’10,’11; WA, Ball, Bharucha, Buras, Straub, Wick ’08; Matias, Mescia, Ramon, Virto ’12; Descotes-Genon et al ’13; ... the LHCb experiment at the Large Hadron Collider has already collected thousands B K ∗µ+µ− events and is starting→ to systematically measure the proposed observables
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 37 / 40 + The B K ∗( K π)µ µ− Decay → → loop suppressed, CKM suppressed favored new physics parameter space a rare decay: only 1 out of 2.5 million 2011 B mesons decays∼ in that way crucial to construct observables that are theoretically clean and highly sensitive to new physics Egede et al ’08,’10; Bobeth et al ’08,’10,’11; WA, Ball, Bharucha, Buras, Straub, Wick ’08; Matias, Mescia, Ramon, Virto ’12; Descotes-Genon et al ’13; ... the LHCb experiment at the Large Hadron Collider has already collected thousands B K ∗µ+µ− events and is starting→ to systematically measure the proposed observables WA, Straub ’13
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 37 / 40 + The B K ∗( K π)µ µ− Decay → → loop suppressed, CKM suppressed favored new physics parameter space a rare decay: only 1 out of 2.5 million 2012 B mesons decays∼ in that way crucial to construct observables that are theoretically clean and highly sensitive to new physics Egede et al ’08,’10; Bobeth et al ’08,’10,’11; WA, Ball, Bharucha, Buras, Straub, Wick ’08; Matias, Mescia, Ramon, Virto ’12; Descotes-Genon et al ’13; ... the LHCb experiment at the Large Hadron Collider has already collected thousands B K ∗µ+µ− events and is starting→ to systematically measure the proposed observables WA, Straub ’13
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 37 / 40 + The B K ∗( K π)µ µ− Decay → → loop suppressed, CKM suppressed favored new physics parameter space a rare decay: only 1 out of 2.5 million 2013 B mesons decays∼ in that way crucial to construct observables that are theoretically clean and highly sensitive to new physics Egede et al ’08,’10; Bobeth et al ’08,’10,’11; WA, Ball, Bharucha, Buras, Straub, Wick ’08; Matias, Mescia, Ramon, Virto ’12; Descotes-Genon et al ’13; ... the LHCb experiment at the Large Hadron Collider has already collected thousands B K ∗µ+µ− events and is starting→ to systematically measure the proposed observables WA, Straub ’13
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 37 / 40 + The B K ∗µ µ− “Anomaly” →
B → K ∗ + − angular analysis from LHCb (with 1fb−1) 1308.1707 ◮ statistical fluctuation? (update with full 7+8 TeV data hopefully soon)
◮ underestimated SM uncertainties? (see Jager,¨ Martin Camalich ’12)
◮ New Physics? ◮ can anomaly be explained model independently? 3.7σ discrepancy ◮ can anomaly be explained in in the 4.3 < q2 < 8.68 GeV2 bin concrete NP models? with respect to a SM prediction (Descotes-Genon, Hurth, Matias, Virto ’13)
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 38 / 40 + New Physics in B K ∗µ µ− ? →
(WA, Straub ’13)
1 ν 1 (s¯γν PLb)(¯ γ ) 1 Λ2 2 generic tree NP ΛNP ≃ 35 TeV 2 ΛNP ΛNP
1 ∗ V V s¯γ P b γν 1 2 tb ts ( ν L )(¯ ) 1 ΛNP 2 MFV tree ΛNP ≃ 7 TeV 2 ΛNP ΛNP
1 1 ν 1 (s¯γν PLb)(¯ γ ) 1 2 16π2 2 generic loop ΛNP ΛNP ≃ 3 TeV 2 ΛNP ΛNP
1 1 1 ∗ ν 1 VtbVts (s¯γν PLb)(¯ γ ) MFV loop 2 2 ΛNP ≃ 0.6 TeV 2 ΛNP 16π 2 ΛNP ΛNP
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 39 / 40 Summary
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 40 / 40 Summary
Wolfgang Altmannshofer The Flavor Puzzle June 26, 2014 40 / 40