我們檢驗標準模型外的新物理所貢獻的muon g-2偏差，特別著重在muon g-2 和μ → eγ 衰變的有效運算子上的關聯性，我們並藉由μ → eγ 衰變率的實驗上限來限制新物理對muon g-2的貢獻．此外，我們明顯地展現兩個可能的方法來令模型可以同時滿足夠大的muon g-2以符合偏差與低於實驗上限的μ → eγ 衰變率．

We examine the muon g-2 anomaly based on new physics beyond the Standard Model. In particular, we concentrate on the correlations between the muon g-2 and the μ → eγ decay from effective operators, and use the μ → eγ experimental bound to constrain new physics. We explicitly show two possible methods to realize the model with a sizable muon g-2 and a small μ → eγ rate simultaneously.

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