B K l+ l-, K l+ l- decays in a family non-universal Z model
Abstract
Motivated by the observed forward-backward asymmetry in B K l+ l- decay, we perform a detailed analysis of this decay mode within a family non-universal Z model. With the related coupling Z-sb constrained by Bs-Bs mixing, B π K, and B Xs μ+μ- decays, we look for further constraint on the couplings Z-μ+μ- from AFB(B K μ+μ-)0 GeV2≤slant q2≤slant 2 GeV2 and get numerically BμμL,R O(10-2). Moreover, we find that the relations, BμμL<BμμR and BμμL+BμμR<0, with a small negative φsL, are crucial to moderate the discrepancy for AFB(B K μ+μ-) between the SM prediction and the experimental data. Numerically, comparing with the SM prediction, we find that AFB(B K μ+μ-)0 GeV2≤slant q2≤slant 2 GeV2 could be enhanced about 80% and 50% by Z contribution at most in scenarios S1 and S2, corresponding to the two fitted results of φs by UTfit collaboration, respectively. However, the results are still about 1.5σ lower than the experimental measurement.
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