Alexander Berezhnoy, Wolfgang Lucha, Dmitri Melikhov
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Analysis of qrec2 -distribution for B→KMX and B→K*MX decays in a scalar-mediator dark-matter scenario
We demonstrate that the scalar-mediator dark-matter scenario is consistent with the experimental data on the decay B→KMX and provides a good description of the shape of the observed excess. Within this scenario, the interaction with dark-matter particles leads to approximately the same excess in Γ(B→K*MX) and Γ(B→KMX) compared to the Standard Model; also the differential distributions of the excess events are similar in shape in the variable qrec2 measured by experiment. Published by the American Physical Society2025
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