Direct Mass Limits for Chiral Fourth-Generation Quarks in All Mixing Scenarios
arXiv:1005.1077 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.105.111801
Abstract
Present limits on chiral fourth-generation quark masses and are broadly generalized and strengthened by combining both and decays and considering the full range of and flavor-mixing scenarios (with the lighter generations). Various characteristic mass-splitting choices are considered. With we find that CDF limits on the mass vary by no more than 10-20% with any choice of flavor-mixing, while for the mass, we typically find stronger bounds, in some cases up to GeV. For we find GeV, depending on the flavor-mixing and the size of the mass splitting.
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