Implications of a charged-current anomaly at HERA
We demonstrate that in the presence of mixing between different scalar leptoquark multiplets it is possible to simultaneously account for the HERA high-$Q^2$ neutral current anomaly, and produce a charged current anomaly of comparable magnitude. The reduced branching ratio to electrons and jets of t...
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description | We demonstrate that in the presence of mixing between different scalar leptoquark multiplets it is possible to simultaneously account for the HERA high-$Q^2$ neutral current anomaly, and produce a charged current anomaly of comparable magnitude. The reduced branching ratio to electrons and jets of the lightest leptoquark state results in a significant weakening of the CDF/D0 limits on scalar leptoquarks; masses consistent with the HERA neutral current excess are comfortably within the allowed range. We show that the possibilities for such a successful mixed leptoquark scenario are quite limited, and we investigate some aspects of their phenomenology. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:450a43e7-17a5-42db-9084-b53f9e23c70d2022-03-26T15:05:27ZImplications of a charged-current anomaly at HERAJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:450a43e7-17a5-42db-9084-b53f9e23c70dEnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1997Babu, KKolda, CMarch-Russell, JWe demonstrate that in the presence of mixing between different scalar leptoquark multiplets it is possible to simultaneously account for the HERA high-$Q^2$ neutral current anomaly, and produce a charged current anomaly of comparable magnitude. The reduced branching ratio to electrons and jets of the lightest leptoquark state results in a significant weakening of the CDF/D0 limits on scalar leptoquarks; masses consistent with the HERA neutral current excess are comfortably within the allowed range. We show that the possibilities for such a successful mixed leptoquark scenario are quite limited, and we investigate some aspects of their phenomenology. |
spellingShingle | Babu, K Kolda, C March-Russell, J Implications of a charged-current anomaly at HERA |
title | Implications of a charged-current anomaly at HERA |
title_full | Implications of a charged-current anomaly at HERA |
title_fullStr | Implications of a charged-current anomaly at HERA |
title_full_unstemmed | Implications of a charged-current anomaly at HERA |
title_short | Implications of a charged-current anomaly at HERA |
title_sort | implications of a charged current anomaly at hera |
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