Charged Scalar Particles and τ Leptonic Decay
Zhijian Tao
Abstract
Charged scalar particles introduced in some extensions of the standard model can induce τ leptonic decay at tree level. We find that with some charged SU(2)-singlet scalar particles, like ones introduced in Zee-type models, τ leptonic decay width is always smaller than what is predicted by the standard model, therefore they may offer a natural solution to τ decay puzzle. To be more specific, we examine some Zee-type models in detail to see if at the same time they are acceptable in particle physics, cosmology and astrophysics. It is shown that τ decay data do put some constrains on these models.
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