Coloured Scalars Mediated Rare Charm Meson Decays to Invisible Fermions

Abstract

We consider effects of coloured scalar mediators in decays c u \, invisibles. In particular, in these processes, as invisibles, we consider massive right-handed fermions. The coloured scalar S1 ( 3, 1, -2/3), due to its coupling to weak singlets up-quarks and invisible right-handed fermions (), is particularly interesting. Then, we consider R2 ( 3, 2, 1/6), which as a weak doublet is a subject of severe low-energy constraints. The mass is considered in the range (mK - mπ)/2≤ m ≤ (mD - mπ)/2. We determine branching ratios for D , D γ and D π for several masses, using most constraining bounds. For S1, the most constraining is D0 - D0 mixing, while in the case of R2 the strongest constraint comes from B K missing\, energy . We find in decays mediated by S1 that branching ratios can be B(D )< 10-8 for m=0.8 GeV, B(D γ) 10-8 for m=0.18 GeV, while B(D+ π+ ) can reach 10-8 for m=0.18 GeV. In the case of R2 these decay rates are very suppressed. We find that future tau-charm factories and Belle II experiments offer good opportunities to search for such processes. Both S1 and R2 might have masses within LHC reach.

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