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“…An additional fourth family of quarks is permitted in speculative unification models with masses around 220-280 GeV/c 2 [3]; however, attempts to find a fourth family of heavier quarks have set a lower limit of 250 GeV/c 2 on the masses of additional bottom-like [4] or top-like [5] quarks.…”

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PDF and QCD effects in the precision measurement of the W boson mass at CDF

Beecher¹

2011

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PDF and QCD effects in the precision measurement of the W boson mass at CDF

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2011

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“…On the experimental front, the Tevatron (CDF) bound is presented in Ref. [16] and is also discussed in Ref. [17].…”

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LHC signatures of a vectorlikeb′

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Many beyond the standard model extensions predict the existence of heavy vectorlike fermions. We study the LHC signatures of one such heavy vectorlike fermion, called b 0 , with electromagnetic charge À1=3 like the SM b-quark, but which could generically have different SUð2Þ L and Uð1Þ Y quantum numbers. Our emphasis will be on the phenomenology due to b $ b 0 mass mixing, present after electroweak symmetry breaking. We focus on aspects which distinguish a vectorlike b 0 from a chiral b 0 and include tree-level decays of the b 0 into tW, bZ and bh final states. While our analysis is largely model independent, we take as a motivating example warped-space models in which a vectorlike b 0 appears as the custodial partner of the top-quark.

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“…Therefore, since theb 1 will be reconstructed as a b quark, the signature of second sbottomb 2 will be very similar to that of a heavy B quark which decays via B → Zb, b 2 → h 0 b. Searches for B → Zb have been carried out by ATLAS [72,73], CMS [74][75][76], and CDF [77]. While the CDF [77] search does not constrain the second sbottom, the ATLAS 7 TeV search [73] explicitly covers masses heavier than 200 GeV, and the quoted upper limit on the cross section appears to rule out the second sbottom in the mass range of 200-230 GeV. Furthermore, the ATLAS 8 TeV search [72] explicitly covers masses heavier than 350 GeV, and rules out sbottoms in the mass range 450-450 GeV.…”

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Constraints on a very light sbottom

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Wang

2014

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Abstract:We investigate the phenomenological viability of a very light bottom squark, with a mass less than half of the Z boson mass. The decays of the Z and Higgs bosons to light sbottom pairs are, in a fairly model independent manner, strongly constrained by the precision electroweak data and Higgs signal strength measurements, respectively. These constraints are complementary to direct collider searches, which depend in detail on assumptions regarding the superpartner spectrum and decays of the sbottom. In particular, if the lightest sbottom has a mass below about 15 GeV, compatibility with these measurements is possible only in a special region of parameter space in which the couplings of the lightest sbottom to the Z and Higgs are suppressed. In this region, the second sbottom is predicted to be lighter than about 300 GeV and can also be searched for directly at the LHC. We also survey relevant collider searches for canonical scenarios with a bino, gravitino, or singlino LSP in the compressed and stealth kinematic regimes and provide suggestions to cover remaining open regions of parameter space.

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Search for new particles leading toZ+jetsfinal states inpp¯collisions ats

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PDF and QCD effects in the precision measurement of the W boson mass at CDF

PDF and QCD effects in the precision measurement of the W boson mass at CDF

LHC signatures of a vectorlikeb′

Constraints on a very light sbottom

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