Hadron and linear collider probes of hidden-sector gauge bosons
Jason Kumar, James D. Wells
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Jason Kumar, James D. Wells
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Intersecting $D$-brane theories motivate the existence of exotic $U(1)$ gauge bosons that only interact with the standard model through kinetic mixing with hypercharge. We analyze an effective field theory description of this effect and describe the implications of these exotic gauge bosons on precision electroweak, LHC, and ILC observables.
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Intersecting $D$-brane theories motivate the existence of exotic $U(1)$ gauge bosons that only interact with the standard model through kinetic mixing with hypercharge. We analyze an effective field theory description of this effect and describe the implications of these exotic gauge bosons on precision electroweak, LHC, and ILC observables.
Key concepts: Particle physics, Physics, Hypercharge, Electroweak interaction, Gauge boson, Technicolor, Boson, Large Hadron Collider