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\title[B_s B_s_bar]{Search for $Z'$ in the dimuon spectrum of $B \rightarrow K \mu \mu$ }
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\author{Sascha Liechti}
\institute{University of Zurich - LHCb group}
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\item Decay
\item Search
\item $Z'$ cusp
\item Outlook
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\item Anomalies gave rise to new search for possible lepton flavor universality violation
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\item Different coupling to leptons of different generations \\
$\triangleright$ Most to $\tau$, least to $e$
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\item[$\triangleright$] How can we observe different generations at once?
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\item According to SM the $\tau$ contribution should not be visible in the dimuon spectrum
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\item Dependent on Wilson coefficients ($C7$), $C9$, $C10$
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\item[$\triangleright$] Some SUSY models predict an amplification of the $\tau$ contribution:
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\item[$\triangleright$] Amplification due to new channel
\item[$\triangleright$] Amplification factor: \textbf{10 - 1000}
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\item[$\Rightarrow$] $\tau$ contribution should become visible
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\item Cusp like shape in between $J/\Psi$ and $\Psi(2S)$ resonances
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