INVESTIGATING DOUBLY CHARGED LEPTONS AT FUTURE ENERGY FRONTIER MUON-PROTON COLLIDERS

Abstract

We study the doubly charged leptons considered in extended isospin models at muon-proton colliders. We respect the lepton flavor conservation and take into consideration the single production of the doubly charged leptons related to second generation. We give the effective lagrangian describing the doubly charged lepton gauge interactions. We calculate the signal and corresponding background cross sections and analyze the kinematical distributions to obtain the suitable cuts for the discovery. We choose the W-boson hadronic decay channel to get the accessible mass limits and couplings of doubly charged leptons for various muon-proton colliders.

Keywords

• Doubly charged leptons,muon-proton colliders

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