Lepton Flavour Violation Experiments -- Some Recent Developments
Klaus P. Jungmann (Physikalisches Institut, Universit\"at Heidelberg)

TL;DR
Recent developments in lepton flavour violation experiments have enhanced sensitivity through various decay searches, setting stringent limits and ruling out some theoretical models, despite no confirmed signals yet.
Contribution
The paper reviews recent experimental progress in lepton flavour violation searches and discusses implications for theoretical models.
Findings
Stringent limits set on lepton flavour violation parameters
Some theoretical models have been ruled out
No confirmed signals of lepton flavour violation yet
Abstract
Dedicated experiments searching for lepton flavour violation can be performed very sensitively using K-decays and -decays as well as neutrinoless double -decay and muonium to antimuonium conversion. Although there is no confirmed signal reported yet, stringent limits for parameters in speculative extensions to the standard model can be set. Some models could recently be ruled out.
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