A force beyond the Standard Model - Status of the quest for hidden photons
arXiv:1303.1821
Abstract
In this note we discuss the search for new gauge forces beyond the Standard Model. In particular we give an overview for the simplest case of a new U(1), kinetically mixed with the Standard Model photon (hypercharge boson), a so-called hidden photon (also known as dark photon, heavy photon or A').
21 pages, 2 figures, proceedings for the "Dark Forces at Accelerators" workshop, October 16-19, 2012
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