Constraints on New Physics from K π

Abstract

We study constraints on new physics from the recent measurement of Br (K+ π+ ) by the E787 and E949 Collaborations. In our analysis we consider two models of new physics: (a) extra down type singlet quark model (EDSQ) and (b) R-parity violating Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model(MSSM). We find that K+ π+ along with other processes like KL μ+ μ-, ε/ε provide useful bounds on the parameter Usd, characterizing the off-diagonal Z-d- s coupling of model (a). The bounds on the Re(Usd) from (KL μ+μ-) SD and Im(Usd) from ε/ε are so tight that the branching ratio of K+ π+ can exceed the standard model value by at most a factor of two For model b), we also obtain stringent bounds on certain combinations of product of two ijk couplings originating from L number violating operator Li Qj Dck using K+ π+ and KL μ+ μ- processes. Even with the stringent constraints on Usd (in model (a)) and on products of two (model (b)), we find that the branching ratios for KL π0 and KL π0 e+ e- can be substantially different in both the above models from those predicted in the standard model.

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