1994
DOI: 10.1007/bf01552629
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Model independent constraints on leptoquarks from rare processes

Abstract: We present model independent constraints on the masses and couplings to fermions of B and L conserving leptoquarks. Such vector or scalar particles could have masses below 100 GeV and be produced at HERA; we list the generation dependent bounds that can be calculated from rare lepton and meson decays, meson-anti-meson mixing and various electroweak tests.

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“…LQs which conserve baryon number can be relatively light [60], possibly within reach of accelerator experiments. Also low-energy precision measurements can give limits on LQ properties, for a detailed list on constraints from nonaccelerator searches see, for example [61] and [62]. The mixing of different LQ multiplets by a possible leptoquark-Higgs coupling [11] can lead to a contribution to 0νββ decay, if these couplings violate lepton number [12].…”
Section: Leptoquarksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…LQs which conserve baryon number can be relatively light [60], possibly within reach of accelerator experiments. Also low-energy precision measurements can give limits on LQ properties, for a detailed list on constraints from nonaccelerator searches see, for example [61] and [62]. The mixing of different LQ multiplets by a possible leptoquark-Higgs coupling [11] can lead to a contribution to 0νββ decay, if these couplings violate lepton number [12].…”
Section: Leptoquarksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But as also discussed in the introduction, strong constraints on the LQ couplings and masses have been obtained in the literature from FCNC processes [7]. In particular, bounds obtained from rare τ decay τ −→ π 0 µ and from µ ←→ e conversion in nuclei would have a direct bearing on the processes considered here.…”
Section: τ and Wrong Sign µ Appearance At A Nf And Low Energy Boundsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…It is clear that with the increase in baseline length, the LQ event rate falls off and neutrino oscillations are the main source events examined here. At near-site experiments, on the other hand, the events mainly arise from new interactions and can thus be used to constrain the theory (figures [3][4][5][6][7][8]. In particular one can obtain constraints on LFV couplings between the first and third generation, the bounds on which are generally not available.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The strongest bounds for leptoquarks coupling to the first lepton and quark generations arise from atomic parity violation experiments and from universality in leptonic π decays. Davidson et al [12] give M LQ /λ limits in the range of 1.6 to 2.2 TeV for scalar leptoquarks and 2.2 to 3.1 TeV for vector leptoquarks, while Leurer [13] arrives at values up to a factor of ∼ 1.5 either lower or higher, and generally gets larger values for scalar than for vector leptoquarks. Despite of these uncertainties, our most stringent limits for vector leptoquarks are within a factor of two close to the ones extracted from the very low energy experiments.…”
Section: Leptoquarksmentioning
confidence: 99%