A closer look at the possible CMS signal of a new gauge boson
arXiv:1408.2456 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.90.115010
Abstract
The CMS collaboration has recently reported a 2.8 excess of events with an invariant mass around 2 TeV. This observation can be explained in the context of standard model extensions with new gauge bosons , and heavy neutrinos coupling (mainly) to the electron. We discuss additional signals that allow to confirm or discard the and hypotheses.
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