Implications of Improved Upper Bounds on |ΔL|=2 Processes
Laurence S. Littenberg, Robert Shrock
Abstract
We discuss implications of improved upper bounds on the |ΔL|=2 processes (i) K+ π- μ+ μ+, from an experiment at BNL, and (ii) μ- e+ conversion, from an experiment at PSI. In particular, we address the issue of constraints on neutrino masses and mixing, and on supersymmetric models with R-parity violation.
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