2000
DOI: 10.1006/aphy.2000.6022
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On the General Theory of Collisions for Particles with Spin

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“…Since in this example, determined by (17,18), CP is also violated, the BSM contributions violate the restriction (9).…”
Section: Comparison Of Basic Amplitudesmentioning
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“…Since in this example, determined by (17,18), CP is also violated, the BSM contributions violate the restriction (9).…”
Section: Comparison Of Basic Amplitudesmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…The scalar functions N i=1,3,4 (s, t), N ′ 1 (s, t) are obtained by computation of specific diagrams. One then gets the corresponding helicity amplitudes F λ,τ (s, θ) by usual expansion of the Dirac spinors appearing in the forms (4,5), using the standard Jacob-Wick conventions [18]; note that τ = ±1 and that…”
Section: The General Invariant Amplitude Is Written Asmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such a process could be studied in a future e ∓ γ Linear Collider, providing further constraints on neutralinos and DM. It is straightforward to get the amplitudes for (13), from those of the process (11), studied here. We hope to present results for this in the future.…”
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“…Generally, the incoming neutralinos may be different. The corresponding helicity amplitudes, satisfying the standard Jacob-Wick conventions [13], are denoted as…”
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