Impact of new particles on the ratio of Electromagnetic form factors
arXiv:2408.01165 · doi:10.1088/1361-6471/adc58f
Abstract
We consider the electromagnetic form factors ratio in the Rosenbluth and polarization methods. We explore the impact of adding new particles as the mediators in the electron-proton scattering on these ratios. Consequently, we find some bound on the scalar coupling as for and for . Meanwhile, the vector coupling is bounded as for and for . These constraints are in complete agreement with those which is found from other independent experiments.
21 pages, 6 figures
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