Higgs- and Goldstone bosons-mediated long range forces
arXiv:hep-ph/9810550 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.59.075009
Abstract
In certain mild extensions of the Standard Model, spin-independent long range forces can arise by exchange of two very light pseudoscalar spin--0 bosons. In particular, we have in mind models in which these bosons do not have direct tree level couplings to ordinary fermions. Using the dispersion theoretical method, we find a behaviour of the potential for the exchange of very light pseudoscalars and a dependence if the pseudoscalars are true massless Goldstone bosons.
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