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The experimental predictions of R D , R D * , R J/ψ , P τ D * and F L D * in B decays mediated via b → c l ν ¯ τ quark level transition deviate significantly from the standard model expectations. The current world average of the ratio of branching ratios R D and R D * in B → D ( * ) l ν ¯ l (l ∈ e, τ) show 1.4σ and 2.5σ deviation from the SM expectations. Similarly, the τ polarization fraction P τ D * and the longitudinal polarization fraction of the D* meson F L D * in B → D * τ ν ¯ τ are found to deviate from the standard model expectations at 1.6σ and 1.5σ level, respectively. In addition, the ratio of branching ratio R J/ψ in B c → J / ψ l ν ¯ l deviates from the standard model prediction at 1.7σ level. In this regard, we study the implication of R D , R D * , R J/ψ , P τ D * and F L D * anomalies on B s → D s * τ ν ¯ τ decay observables in a model independent effective field theory formalism. We give predictions of several physical observables in the standard model and in the presence of various 1D and 2D new physics scenarios.
The experimental predictions of R D , R D * , R J/ψ , P τ D * and F L D * in B decays mediated via b → c l ν ¯ τ quark level transition deviate significantly from the standard model expectations. The current world average of the ratio of branching ratios R D and R D * in B → D ( * ) l ν ¯ l (l ∈ e, τ) show 1.4σ and 2.5σ deviation from the SM expectations. Similarly, the τ polarization fraction P τ D * and the longitudinal polarization fraction of the D* meson F L D * in B → D * τ ν ¯ τ are found to deviate from the standard model expectations at 1.6σ and 1.5σ level, respectively. In addition, the ratio of branching ratio R J/ψ in B c → J / ψ l ν ¯ l deviates from the standard model prediction at 1.7σ level. In this regard, we study the implication of R D , R D * , R J/ψ , P τ D * and F L D * anomalies on B s → D s * τ ν ¯ τ decay observables in a model independent effective field theory formalism. We give predictions of several physical observables in the standard model and in the presence of various 1D and 2D new physics scenarios.
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