A bstract We present the differential rates and branching ratios of the radiative decays τ → lν̄ν γ τ → l ν ¯ ν γ , with l = e or μ , and μ → eν̄ν γ μ → e ν ¯ ν γ in the Standard Model at next-to-leading order. Radiative corrections are computed taking into account the full depencence on the mass m l of the final charged leptons, which is necessary for the correct determination of the branching ratios. Only partial agreement is found with previous calculations performed in the m l → 0 limit. Our results agree with the measurements of the branching ratios B(μ → eν̄ν γ ) ℬ μ → e ν ¯ ν γ and B(τ → μ ν̄ν γ ) ℬ τ → μ ν ¯ ν γ for a minimum photon energy of 10 MeV in the μ and τ rest frames, respectively. B abar ’s recent precise measurement of the branching ratio B(τ → eν̄ν γ ) ℬ τ → e ν ¯ ν γ , for the same photon energy threshold, differs from our prediction by 3.5 standard deviations.
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