The Standard Model amplitudes for processes where one or more gauge bosons
are emitted exhibit zeros in the angular distributions. The theoretical and
experimental aspects of these radiation amplitude zeros are reviewed and some
recent results are discussed. In particular, the zeros of the $WZ\gamma$ and
$WZZ$ production amplitudes are analyzed. It is briefly explained how radiation
zeros can be used to test the SM.Comment: Talk given at 22nd Annual MRST (Montreal-Rochester-Syracuse-Toronto)
Meeting: Conference on Theoretical High-Energy Physics, Rochester, New York,
8-9 May 200
Abstract. We investigate the radiation amplitude zeros exhibited by many Standard Model amplitudes for triple weak gauge boson production processes. We show that W Zγ production amplitudes have especially rich structure in terms of zeros, these amplitudes have zeros originating from several different sources. It is also shown that TYPE I current null zone is the special case of the equality of the specific helicity amplitudes.
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