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تسجيل مستخدم جديدEffects of charged Higgs boson and QCD corrections in $bar B to D tau bar u_{tau}$
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We study effects of charged Higgs boson exchange in $bar B to D tau bar u_{tau}$. The Yukawa couplings of Model II of two-Higgs-doublet model, which has the same Yukawa couplings as MSSM, is considered. We evaluate the decay rate including next-to-leading QCD corrections and estimate uncertainties in the theoretical calculation. Our analysis will contribute to probe an extended Higgs sector at B factory experiments.
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