25–29 Aug 2025
Monona Terrace
US/Central timezone

Heavy and light new physics in rare muon decays

Not scheduled
20m
Monona Terrace

Monona Terrace

Madison, WI
Charged Lepton Flavor Violation

Speaker

Tony Menzo

Description

I will discuss signatures of muon-to-electron conversion arising from both heavy and light new physics at high-intensity rare muon decay experiments. For heavy new physics, I will outline a hierarchy of effective field theories for computing the rate of $\mu \to e$ conversion in the field of a nucleus, highlighting how different new physics scenarios imprint on nuclear responses relevant for experiments such as Mu2e and COMET. For light new physics, I will focus on the discovery potential and experimental reach of the $\mu \to 5e$ channel at Mu3e.

Authors

Evan Rule Jure Zupan (University of Cincinnati) Kenneth McElvain (UC Berkeley) Matheus Hostert Maxim Pospelov Tony Menzo Wick Haxton (University of California, Berkeley)

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