The Radiative Leptonic Decays D0 -> e+ e- gamma, mu+ mu- gamma in the Standard Model and Beyond
S. Fajfer, P. Singer, J. Zupan
Abstract
We present a calculation of the rare decay modes D0 -> e+ e- gamma and D0 -> mu+ mu- gamma in the framework of Standard Model. For the short distance part, we have derived QCD corrections to the Wilson coefficients involved, including C9. The latter is found to be strongly suppressed by the corrections, leading to diminished values for the c -> u l+l- branching ratios in the 10(-10) range. Within SM the exclusive decays are dominated by long distance effects. Nonresonant contributions are estimated using heavy quark and chiral symmetries to be at the level of 10%, compared to the contributions arising from D0-> V gamma->l+ l- gamma, with V=rho, omega, phi. The total SM branching ratio is predicted to be in the range (1-3) x 10(-9). We also consider contributions coming from MSSM with and without R parity conservation. Effects from MSSM are significant only for the R-parity violating case. Such contributions enhance the branching ratio D0-> mu+ mu- gamma to 0.5 x 10(-7), based on appropriately allowed values for C9 and C10. This selects D0->mu+ mu- gamma as a possible probe of new physics.
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