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Top quark spin in ep collision
S. Atag, B. D. Sahin
We discuss the degree of spin polarization of single top quarks produced via fusion process in collision at TESLA+HERAp and CLIC+LHC energies and 5.3 TeV.…
Submodules of Specht Modules for Weyl Groups
Sait Halicioğlu
The construction of all irreducible modules of the symmetric groups over an arbitrary field which reduce to Specht modules in the case of fields of characteristic zero is given by…
On the observability of pseudoscalar toponium at future hadron colliders
O. Cakir, R. Ciftci, E. Recepoglu +1
Possible existence of extra SM families and/or isosinglet E_6 quarks may sufficiently decrease |V_tb| of CKM matrix so that toponia can be formed. Production of pseudoscalar toponi…
and couplings in collision with polarized beams
S. Atag, I. Sahin
The potential of e mode of linear collider to probe and vertices is investigated through the Z boson production from the procees . Considerin…
Realistic constraints on the doubly charged bilepton couplings from Bhabha scattering with LEP data
S. Atag, K. O. Ozansoy
Upper limits on doubly charged bilepton couplings and masses are extracted from LEP data for Bhabha scattering at energy range GeV using standard model program Z…
A search for the fourth SM family quarks at Tevatron
E. Arik, O. Cakir, S. Sultansoy
It is shown that the fourth standard model (SM) family quarks can be observed at the Fermilab Tevatron if their anomalous interactions with known quarks have sufficient strength.