Search for new physics indirect effects in at linear colliders with polarized beams
arXiv:hep-ph/9501274 · doi:10.1016/0370-2693(95)00016-E
Abstract
We discuss the potential of a linear collider to explore manifestations of extended (or alternative) electroweak models of current interest, through measurements of the reaction with both initial and final states polarization. Specifically, we consider the possibility to put stringent constraints on lepton mixing (or extended lepton couplings) and mixing, showing in particular the usefulness of polarization in order to disentangle these effects.
12 pages, latex, seven figures (available from [email protected])
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