Probing a Very Narrow Boson with CDF and D0 Data
arXiv:hep-ph/0603039 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.97.021801
Abstract
The CDF and D0 data of nearly 475 in the dilepton channel is used to probe a recent class of models, Stueckelberg extensions of the Standard Model (StSM), which predict a boson whose mass is of topological origin with a very narrow decay width. A Drell-Yan analysis for dilepton production via this shows that the current data put constraints on the parameter space of the StSM. With a total integrated luminosity of , the very narrow can be discovered up to a mass of about 600 GeV. The StSM will be very distinct since it can occur in the region where a Randall-Sundrum graviton is excluded.
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