The muon (g - 2) anomaly and a new light vector boson

Abstract

This mini review aims to outline the main experimental and theoretical results related with the search for a new light vector boson proposed as a solution of the muon $g-2$ anomaly. Additionally, I consider a model with infinite number of light vector bosons which can explain the anomaly, while still remaining consistent with current experimental bounds.

arXiv commentBased on talk given at the meeting celebrated Prof. V.A.Matveev jubilee, Dubna, 16 December 2016

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