Speaker
Brandon Murakami
(Rhode Island College)
Description
Observation of flavor violation for charged leptons would be an unambiguous signal for physics beyond the standard model. Using existing low-energy constraints as a guide, we study charged lepton flavor violation at an electron-electron collider, a plausible option for the International Linear Collider. We demonstrate the complementarity of an observable for electron-electron collisions with electron-positron collision observables and lepton branching ratios. This approach is also demonstrated to probe exotic physics beyond 10 TeV at a next generation linear collider.
Author
Brandon Murakami
(Rhode Island College)
