2003
DOI: 10.1140/epjc/s2003-01207-4
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The $Z \rightarrow \gamma \gamma,\;gg$ decays in the non-commutative standard model

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“…Finally, note that quarkonia and the Z-boson to two photon decay processes are related in the nmNCSM, via the Z interaction [6] of the strength 2e sin2 W K Z determined in [14]. We have found that the QQ 1 ÿÿ !…”
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“…Finally, note that quarkonia and the Z-boson to two photon decay processes are related in the nmNCSM, via the Z interaction [6] of the strength 2e sin2 W K Z determined in [14]. We have found that the QQ 1 ÿÿ !…”
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confidence: 75%
“…via Eq. (17) from [6] and Table 1 from [14]. On the other hand, the value of K Z ÿ0:34, for any ÿ0:03 > K > ÿ0:19 (see Table 1 in [14]), maximizes the Z !…”
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“…The matter sector of the action (1), relevant to this work, is not affected by the freedom of choosing traces in the gauge kinetic part; the quark-gauge boson interactions remain the same [5,6]. The above action is symmetric under ordinary gauge transformations in addition to noncommutative ones.An alternative NCSM proposal was presented in [8].Signatures of noncommutativity have been discussed within collider physics [9,10,11,12], SM forbidden decays [4,13,14,15,16], neutrino astrophysics [17,18], in [19], as well as for low-energy non-accelerator experiments [20,21,22,24]. This paper represents an estimate of the K → πγ decay branching ratio, based on the complete analysis of the S NCSM action presented in [5].…”
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