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Non-standard semileptonic hyperon decays

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arxiv 1412.8484 v2 pith:GBIV5XIH submitted 2014-12-29 hep-ph hep-exhep-lat

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keywords decayshyperonnon-standardphysicssearchessemileptonictermsaccurate
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We investigate the discovery potential of semileptonic hyperon decays in terms of searches of new physics at teraelectronvolt scales. These decays are controlled by a small $SU(3)$-flavor breaking parameter that allows for systematic expansions and accurate predictions in terms of a reduced dependence on hadronic form factors. We find that muonic modes are very sensitive to non-standard scalar and tensor contributions and demonstrate that these could provide a powerful synergy with direct searches of new physics at the LHC.

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