Speaker
Marco Milesi
(The University of Melbourne)
Description
The rate of semitauonic B decays has been consistently above theory expectations since these decays were first measured. Also, there are various anomalies in flavour-changing neutral current decays b->sll. The low-background collision environment along with the possibility of partially or fully reconstructing one of the two B mesons in the event offer high precision measurements of semileptonic B decays. This talk presents recent Belle II results related to lepton flavor universality tests based on B decays. In addition, a search for the lepton number violating decay in tau decay is presented.
Authors
James Libby
(Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IN))
Marco Milesi
(The University of Melbourne)
